Two hundred and fifty years ago, a new nation was born. Today we stand on the shoulders of countless men and women who sacrificed, worked, prayed, and hoped for a better future. Yet the most important legacy we leave is not found in monuments, institutions, or accomplishments. Rather, it is found in hearts devoted to God, and lives marked by loving and serving God and neighbor. As we celebrate the blessings of our nation, may we also renew our commitment to love God, serve our neighbors, and live faithfully in our generation. The future is not built merely by laws and leaders, but by ordinary people who walk humbly with God every day. As we commemorate 250 years of our nation’s journey, may we recommit ourselves to the highest ideals we cherish, and purposes that outlive us. Let future generations know not only the story of America, but the story of a faithful God who guides, sustains, and redeems.
(verse of the week)
He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the LORD require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God.
Micah 6:8
Prayer
Eternal God, we give thanks for your faithfulness throughout the history of our nation. We acknowledge that every good gift comes from your hand. We give thanks for the freedoms we enjoy, the opportunities we have received, and the countless blessings poured out over generations. Forgive us when we have forgotten your ways or trusted in our own strength. And may we be willing to remember the hard lessons learned from our shortcomings. Grant us humble hearts that seek your wisdom and follow your ways. Bless our leaders with wisdom and discernment, our communities with peace, and our churches with renewed spiritual vitality. Help us to be salt and light in a world that needs your truth and love. Amen.
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(verse of the week)
He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the LORD require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God.
Micah 6:8
Prayer
Eternal God, we give thanks for your faithfulness throughout the history of our nation. We acknowledge that every good gift comes from your hand. We give thanks for the freedoms we enjoy, the opportunities we have received, and the countless blessings poured out over generations. Forgive us when we have forgotten your ways or trusted in our own strength. And may we be willing to remember the hard lessons learned from our shortcomings. Grant us humble hearts that seek your wisdom and follow your ways. Bless our leaders with wisdom and discernment, our communities with peace, and our churches with renewed spiritual vitality. Help us to be salt and light in a world that needs your truth and love. Amen.
Listen to recent sermons by Dr. TJ Jenney YouTube & YouTube
Podcast on Spotify: Inspire Messages
http://inspiresundaymessages.blogspot.com
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