Based on a collect found in both the vespers and compline services of the Book of Common Prayer:

Lyrics:

Keep watch, dear Lord, this night

with all of those who work or watch or weep,

and give your angels care of those who sleep.

Tend the sick, Lord Christ,

give rest to all the weary, bless the dying,

soothe the suffering, pity the afflicted,

shield the joyous.

all for your love's sake.

Based on the Lord's Prayer

Lyrics:

Our Father

in heaven, hallowed be your name above every other name.

Our Father.

Your kingdom come,

your will be done here on the earth just as it is with you in heaven.

Your kingdom come.

Give us your bread,

broken and blessed, body and blood. Give us enough to sustain us today.

Give us your bread.

Forgive our sins

as we forgive everyone who sins against us. We know not what we do.

Forgive our sins.

Lord lead us

not into temptation, but deliver us from every evil.

Lord lead us.

For the kingdom, power, and glory are forever yours.

Lord, the kingdom, power, and glory are forever yours.

Amen. Amen.

Based on the Nunc Dimittis, or the Song of Simeon (Luke 2:29–32), used in many evening liturgies, including the Book of Common Prayer

Lyrics:

You now release

and send your servants, Lord,

to go in peace

according to your Word.

Having waited, we will act.

Having listened, we will speak.

Having seen the Christ at last,

we now go in peace.

Our eyes beheld

your saving Light prepared

and now revealed

for nations everywhere.

Having waited, we will act.

Having listened, we will speak.

Having seen the Christ at last,

we now go in peace.

Based on an ancient evening hymn, also found in the Book of Common Prayer

Lyrics:

O Gracious Light, pure brightness of

the ever-living Father above,

O Light of glory and joyfulness

O Jesus Christ, holy and blessed

As we approach the setting sun,

our eyes behold the vesper light.

We sing your praises into the night,

O God: the Father, Spirit, and Son.

For you are worthy at all times

to be praised with joyful words.

O Son of God, O Giver of Life,

be glorified through all the worlds.

Based on the prayer of confession from the Book of Common Prayer

Lyrics:

Most Merciful God,

we confess that we

have sinned against you

in thought, word, and deed,

by what we have done

and have left undone.

We have not loved you

with all of our heart;

we have not loved our

neighbors as ourselves.

We are truly sorry, and we humbly repent.

For the sake of your son, Jesus Christ, have mercy and forgive us.

that we may delight

in your will

and walk in your ways

to the glory of your name.

Dr. Longbons speaks on the Book of Exodus 17:1–7

Dr. Longbons speaks on the Gospel of John 3:1–17

Dr. Longbons speaks on the Gospel of Matthew 4:1–11

Dr. Longbons speaks on the Gospel of Matthew 17:1–9

Dr. Longbons speaks on the Gospel of Matthew 5:21-26