στρἑϕω "to turn," "bend," "to change from cursing to blessing" is a blog by Dr. Jon Lemmond, Lead Pastor, Trinity Covenant Church. All Sermons can be watched at https://www.trinitycovenant.org/sermons
Monday, December 5, 2011
Advent Prayer - For the Waiting Done to Us
Lord,
As we pray during Advent – we wait –
And we learn once again that waiting is not something we do
But something done to us and something that will be done –
And so we ask, “Teach us to wait, O God!” And we cry, “Come Lord Jesus!”
We wait for your promise that every tear will be wiped away, that heartache shall cease and crippling pain would scar us no more
Come, Lord Jesus
We wait for your justice. For the crooked to be made straight, the dark places filled with light, and the chains that bind the poor and abused to be removed.
Come, Lord Jesus
We wait for your assurance of peace. That nations will come together, enemies will eat and laugh as friends, that even the lion and lamb will share the same space.
Come, Lord Jesus
We wait for the hope of love that caresses our face, invites us to belong and dance, and that listens deeply, knows us intimately, and showers us with praise and applause.
Come, Lord Jesus
We wait for joy that arrives in the nick of time, that catches us off guard, and that makes us think of others first and often
Come, Lord Jesus
We wait
We wait
We wait
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit – we declare that what we wait for is you and your kingdom
And so we wait expectantly, pray fervently and work fearlessly,
with the knowledge that our waiting is not in vain,
the groans of labor pains echo in our ears - birth will take place.
You will come soon!
Come quickly Lord Jesus! Amen
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