Worship liturgy for Proper 16, the Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost, year C, including call to worship, prayers, confession, and assurance based on Revised Common Lectionary texts. Explore themes of healing, justice, and God’s unshakable kingdom from Jeremiah 1, Isaiah 58, Hebrews 12, and Luke 13.

Liturgy for the Tenth Sunday after Pentecost (August 17, 2025), with prayers and worship resources based on Isaiah 5, Psalm 80, Jeremiah 23, Psalm 82, Hebrews 11–12, and Luke 12. Themes include justice, truth, perseverance, and God’s refining Word.

Liturgy for the Ninth Sunday after Pentecost (August 10, 2025), rooted in the Revised Common Lectionary. Includes prayers, call to worship, assurance of pardon, and scripture reflections based on Isaiah 1, Hebrews 11, Luke 12, and more.

A complete liturgy for the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost (Year C), featuring Hosea 11, Ecclesiastes 1–2, Colossians 3, and Luke 12:13–21. Includes theme, scripture summaries, call to worship, confession, assurance, prayers, and links to additional worship resources.

A full liturgy for July 27, 2025 (Proper 12, Year C) featuring Hosea 1, Genesis 18, Colossians 2, and Luke 11. Includes a theme on prayer and grace, scripture summaries, a call to worship, prayers, and links to additional worship resources for pastors and planners.

A complete liturgy for the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost (Year C), exploring Amos 8, Colossians 1, and Luke 10:38–42. Includes theme, scripture summaries, call to worship, prayers, and links to additional worship resources on justice, presence, and spiritual attentiveness.

This worship liturgy for the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost, Year C, is grounded in covenant faithfulness, justice, and grace. Biblical prayer of confession and biblical assurance grounds all in the gospel.

Discover 7 biblical calls to worship for funerals. These call-and-response liturgies offer comfort, hope, and truth grounded in Scripture and historic Christian faith.

Use these 10 modern and biblical calls to worship based on the “I Am” statements of Jesus. Rooted in Scripture and written in call-and-response format for any worship setting.

Discover 28 modern and biblical calls to worship for your Sunday service or gathering. Rooted in scripture, these call-and-response prayers inspire authentic, joyful, and reflective worship.

Explore a Scripture-based worship liturgy for the Fourth Sunday After Pentecost featuring prayers, confession, and reflections on healing, mission, and joy from 2 Kings, Isaiah, Galatians, and Luke.

A prayer of gratitude and intercession, asking God to provide manna, mercy, and guidance for all who journey through physical pain, grief, isolation, addiction, doubt, and uncertainty—trusting that God meets us in every wilderness.

This liturgy for the Third Sunday After Pentecost includes a call to worship, prayers, and scripture-based reflection on 2 Kings 2, Galatians 5, and Luke 9. Focused on calling, freedom, and discipleship.

Discover the meaning of intercessory prayer with biblical insights, practical guidance, and over a dozen heartfelt examples—prayers for family, friends, the church, and everyday struggles.

Honor Christ the King Sunday with two thoughtful prayers of illumination. These short prayers invite the Spirit to open hearts and minds to Scripture and the reign of Christ in our lives.

Celebrate All Saints’ Day with two thoughtful prayers of illumination. These short prayers prepare your heart to receive Scripture and reflect on the faith and witness of those who have gone before us.

Explore 5 powerful prayers of illumination for Pentecost and Trinity Sunday. Invite the Holy Spirit to open hearts and minds as you hear God’s Word on these sacred days of celebration and mystery.

Discover seasonal prayers of illumination for Ash Wednesday, Lent, Holy Week, and Easter Sunday. This collection includes 26 thoughtful prayers to help prepare hearts to receive Scripture throughout the journey to resurrection.

Explore 24 short prayers of illumination to prepare your heart for Scripture. Perfect for worship leaders, Bible study, or personal devotion, these prayers invite the Holy Spirit to guide and inspire as you hear God’s Word.

Find short Epiphany prayers of illumination for January 6 and the season that follows. These simple worship prayers help prepare hearts to receive the light of Christ through Scripture.