Sacred Meditations

Through the Easter season–Easter Sunday and the seven weeks following–we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ and His victory over sin, death, and the devil. Here we pray that we who are baptized into Christ’s death and resurrection may die to sin and be raised to new life …

The risen Lord Jesus made Himself known to His disciples in the breaking of bread. Here we ask Him to open the eyes of our faith, that we may behold Him in all of His redeeming work. Wednesday in Easter Week, from The Book of Common Prayer.

Our Lord Jesus Christ has destroyed death and brought life and immortality to light. Now that we have been raised with Him, we pray that we may abide in His presence and rejoice in the hope of His eternal glory. Tuesday in Easter Week, from The Book of Common Prayer.

God gave His only-begotten Son to the death of the cross for our redemption and by His glorious resurrection delivered us from the power of our enemy. We pray that we may daily die to sin and live evermore with Him in the joy of His resurrection. Easter Day, from …

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia! Jesus Christ has overcome death and opened the gate of eternal life for us. We pray with joy that we may be raised from the death of sin by His life-giving Spirit. Easter Day, from The Book of Common Prayer.

On Holy Saturday, we remember that God’s dear Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, was laid in the tomb and rested on the Sabbath day. Here we pray that we may await with Him the third day and rise with Him to newness of life. Holy Saturday, from The Book of …

On this Friday called “Good,” we pray to our gracious and almighty God who has beheld our sinful human family by sending His Son Jesus Christ to go willingly to the cross. Good Friday, from The Book of Common Prayer.

On this Holy (Maundy) Thursday, the night before our He suffered, our Lord Jesus instituted the blessed Sacrament of His body and blood. We pray that we may receive it thankfully, because in it He gives us a pledge of His eternal life. Maundy Thursday, from The Book of Common …

On this Wednesday in Holy Week, we pray for God’s grace to accept joyfully the sufferings of the present time, because our Lord Jesus Himself gave His body to be whipped and His body to be spit upon. Wednesday in Holy Week, from The Book of Common Prayer.

By the passion of His blessed Son, God transformed an instrument of shameful death into the means of life for us. On this Tuesday in Holy Week, we pray that we may gladly suffer shame and loss for the sake of our Savior Jesus. Tuesday in Holy Week, from The …