Welcome to Daily Devotions with Second Presbyterian Church
Thanks for sharing in our Daily Devotions Service. Please feel free to join at any time, to broaden the circle by inviting your friends and relatives, and do not hesitate to contact me with your prayer concerns and comments.
Rev. Dr. Kay E. Huggins
Rev. Dr. Kay E. Huggins
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This service is designed to ground your day in scripture, to focus your heart in prayers of praise, gratitude, petition and devotion, and to receive a blessing on your day. The time is divided equally between scripture and prayer.
Scripture: There are texts for each day. You may find the all the daily scripture lessons in The PCUSA Daily Prayer app for APPLE or ANDROID. Prayers: Daily Prayers from PCUSA liturgy (Monday – Friday); petitions submitted from Second Presbyterian Church members and friends (including you); the Lord’s Prayer, and a pastoral blessing. |
Week of Oct 19-23, led by Rev. Kay Huggins, Parish Associate
Our Daily Devotions are available day by day, week by week; please feel free to join at any time, to broaden the circle by inviting your friends and relatives, and to contact me with with your prayer concerns and comments: Rev. Kay Huggins
We continue the serial reading of Luke dwelling this week in chapters 9-10. Jesus has discerned that the time has come to head to Jerusalem. His itineration with the disciples remains the same: they travel as a group and teach, heal and cast out evil spirits along the way. However, there is one significant difference. Instead of a small band of less than twenty, now the number who are “following” Jesus has increased to nearly 100. As the week opens, Jesus sends out 72 mission workers to prepare his way. Their assignment: to share God’s peace and announce the nearness of God’s realm. The great “on the road” adventure continues, but regardless of the richness, we will seek to stay with our 15 minute approach!
Psalms for this week are: Monday: Ps. 57 Tuesday: Ps. 54 Wednesday: Ps. 65
Thursday: Ps.143 Friday: Ps. 88
We continue the serial reading of Luke dwelling this week in chapters 9-10. Jesus has discerned that the time has come to head to Jerusalem. His itineration with the disciples remains the same: they travel as a group and teach, heal and cast out evil spirits along the way. However, there is one significant difference. Instead of a small band of less than twenty, now the number who are “following” Jesus has increased to nearly 100. As the week opens, Jesus sends out 72 mission workers to prepare his way. Their assignment: to share God’s peace and announce the nearness of God’s realm. The great “on the road” adventure continues, but regardless of the richness, we will seek to stay with our 15 minute approach!
Psalms for this week are: Monday: Ps. 57 Tuesday: Ps. 54 Wednesday: Ps. 65
Thursday: Ps.143 Friday: Ps. 88
Below is the Daily Devotion for Wednesday, October 21, 2020.
Recorded in front of First Church, Santa Fe.
Recorded in front of First Church, Santa Fe.
Below is the Daily Devotion for Tuesday, October 20, 2020.
Recorded in front of First Church, Santa Fe.
Recorded in front of First Church, Santa Fe.
Below is the Daily Devotion for Monday, October 19, 2020.
Recorded in front of Westminster Church, Santa Fe.
Recorded in front of Westminster Church, Santa Fe.
Week of Oct 12-16, led by Rev. Kay Huggins, Parish Associate
Our Daily Devotions are available day by day, week by week; please feel free to join at any time, to broaden the circle by inviting your friends and relatives, and to contact me with with your prayer concerns and comments: Rev. Kay Huggins
We continue the serial reading of Luke dwelling this week in chapters 8-9. Jesus continues to be on the road with his disciples. However, there is one big shift: he sends the 12 disciples out on their first mission to cast out demons, heal the sick and bring the good news of God’s realm to all. As we listen to various encounters, we observe Jesus’ amazing openness to whatever comes his way and his remarkable capacity to respond without judging. Rare is a person so open and responsive; no wonder the crowds continue to be amazed. The great “on the road” adventure continues, but regardless of the richness, we will seek to stay with our 15 minute approach!
The Psalms for this week are: Monday: Ps. 62 Tuesday: Ps. 12 Wednesday: Ps. 96
Thursday: Ps.116 Friday: Ps. 84
We continue the serial reading of Luke dwelling this week in chapters 8-9. Jesus continues to be on the road with his disciples. However, there is one big shift: he sends the 12 disciples out on their first mission to cast out demons, heal the sick and bring the good news of God’s realm to all. As we listen to various encounters, we observe Jesus’ amazing openness to whatever comes his way and his remarkable capacity to respond without judging. Rare is a person so open and responsive; no wonder the crowds continue to be amazed. The great “on the road” adventure continues, but regardless of the richness, we will seek to stay with our 15 minute approach!
The Psalms for this week are: Monday: Ps. 62 Tuesday: Ps. 12 Wednesday: Ps. 96
Thursday: Ps.116 Friday: Ps. 84
Below is the Daily Devotion for Friday, October 16, 2020.
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Below is the Daily Devotion for Thursday, October 15, 2020.
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