This daily devotion is based on the Anglican Morning Office. It comes with selected readings from the Psalms and another Scripture text, accompanied by reflections and prayers. There is an audio option. It will be best to both read and listen. This devotion is also suitable for family prayers. The link to the entire Morning Office today is provided at the end of this devotion. These devotions are offered for weekdays only and begins on Ash Wednesday, 2025.
Voice: Hali Today is the 4th of August, Tuesday. Let’s gather our scattered thoughts and be still in His presence. We pray: Almighty and everlasting Father,we thank you that you have…
We do not say in our hearts, “let us fear the Lord.” This is so true for many Christians living in the milieu of this age. We have sight, but…
Voice: Ting Ai Today is Friday, 31st of July. The night has passed, and the day lies open before us; let us pray with one heart and mind. Silence is…
Voice: Bernice Today is Thursday, 30th of July. Take a moment to be still in His presence. We pray: O Almighty God, who pourest out on all who desire it…
Voice: Hali Today is Wednesday, 29th of July. Today we remember Mary, Martha and Lazarus, companions of Our Lord. Be still in His presence. We read Psalms 34:1-10 I will bless…
Voice: Mylene Today is the 28th of July, Tuesday. Let’s gather our scattered thoughts and be still in His presence. We pray: Almighty and everlasting Father,we thank you that you have…
Voice: Jennifer Today is Monday, 27th of July. Last Saturday, we observed the Feast of St James. In today’s devotion, we want to commemorate his ministry. Let us observe a…
Voice: Doreen Today is Friday, 24th of July. The night has passed, and the day lies open before us; let us pray with one heart and mind. Silence is kept.…
Voice: Bernice Today is Thursday, 23rd of July. Take a moment to be still in His presence. We read Psalm 90:1-171Lord, you have been our dwelling placein all generations. 2 Before the mountains were…
We do not say in our hearts, “let us fear the Lord.” This is so true for many Christians living in the milieu of this age. We have sight, but…
This project is initiated by Revd Canon Terry Wong, Vicar of Marine Parade Christian Centre. Various clergy , pastors and lay members are also contributing in writing or voicing. For feedback or questions, please email Canon Wong at terrywg@gmail.com