theCrossroads UPC

Special Christmas Sunday Worship Service
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Prayer on Saturday mornings is how we come together to prepare for our weekends. We can plan and prepare, but first, PRAYER!

Pray in the evening.
“I will bless the Lord who counsels me; he gives me wisdom in the night. He tells me what to do.” (Psalm 16:7 TLB)

Evening is the time God uses to impart wisdom and prepare you for rest. It is an opportunity to release to Him all the stress and tension that may have crept in unnoticed through the course of the day. If you missed the mark in any way, evening prayer is also the time to confess any sin and ask the Lord for forgiveness.

Take time to clarify Your Vision with Evening Prayer and a Short Devotional Reading

Praying at night closes the events
of the day. After spending time with the Lord this way, you can rest knowing
that God looks after you as you sleep. You look forward to each new day with a
clearer vision of His Purpose and the actions to take.

How is God prompting you to pray in the evening? What approach is He using?


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Is there a difference between praise and worship? There sure is! Join us tonight as we discuss worship and praise!

Join us today for a lesson about following God's plan for our lives. Today the voice is coming from a mountain! Last week the voice came from a burning bush! This voice is the God of the universe who wants a relationship with His people.

11 AM Sunday Worship Service
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1 PM Sunday Worship Service With Missionary Karen Poole
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Prayer on Saturday mornings is how we come together to prepare for our weekends. We can plan and prepare, but first, PRAYER!

Let’s Pray at Noon

“Tell me, O one I love, where are you leading your flock today? Where will you be at noon?” (Song of Solomon 1:7)

“Where will you be at noon?” Noonday is usually a busy time, and it may be difficult to quiet your mind or break away for prayer. Lunch breaks filled with people and meetings clamoring for attention while you digest your food are commonplace today.

Try Noontime Prayer and Devotional Reading

Do you find the idea of praying at noontime challenging?

Most people these days have access to the internet or own a smart-phone. There are many apps available that allow you to keep track of your prayers and notes electronically or set reminders to pray and read devotional messages whenever it is convenient.
If you don’t have access to this technology, don’t lose heart! A simple, heartfelt prayer whispered while eating lunch or a few minutes spent in quiet meditation during an afternoon break will
replenish the spiritual and mental energy that a hectic morning may have
depleted.

Where will YOU be at noon? How will you find more chances to pray?

During our 21 days of prayer and fasting in January we will have zoom prayer meetings every day Monday through Friday at noon that you can join in.

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