God’s glory is always to have mercy. Today we pray that He would be gracious to all of us who have gone astray from His ways and bring us again to embrace the truth of His Word with penitent hearts and steadfast faith. Second Sunday in Lent, from The Book …

During this season of Lent, we pray that our Lord Jesus, the King of grace, would imprint on us and our heart His image–the image of God with which we were created but lost in our fall into sin. See Lutheran Service Book, 422.

We continue our journey through this season of Lent, and we keep praying from this hymn by Ernst Christoph Homburg. Here we pray verse seven as we address “Christ the Life of All the Living.” Source: Lutheran Service Book, 420, stanza 7.

We continue our journey through this season of Lent, and we keep praying from this hymn by Ernst Christoph Homburg. Here we pray verse six as we address “Christ the Life of All the Living.” Source: Lutheran Service Book, 420, stanza 6.

We continue our journey through the season of Lent, and we keep praying from this hymn by Ernst Christoph Homburg. Here we pray verse five as we address “Christ the Life of All the Living.” Source: Lutheran Service Book, 420, stanza 5.

We continue our journey through the season of Lent, and we keep praying from this hymn by Ernst Christoph Homburg. Here we pray verse four as we address “Christ the Life of All the Living.” Source: Lutheran Service Book, 420, stanza 4.

Jesus, the Son of God, was led by the Holy Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by Satan. We pray that our loving God, who knows our weaknesses, would come quickly to help us against the many temptations that we may find Him mighty to save. First Sunday in …

As we continue our journey into the season of Lent, we keep praying from this hymn by Ernst Christoph Homburg. Here we pray verse three as we address “Christ, the Life of All the Living.” Source: Lutheran Service Book, 420, stanza 3.

The hymn “Christ, the Life of All the Living,” by Ernst Christoph Homburg (1605-81), provides us with this excellent prayer for this season of Lent. Source: Lutheran Service Book, 420, stanzas 1-2.

On this Ash Wednesday, we confess that God hates nothing that He has made and He forgives penitent sinners. We pray that as we confess our sinfulness and wretchedness He would grant us His perfect remission and forgiveness. Ash Wednesday, from The Book of Common Prayer.