daily reading 18.2 (Romans 10:1–4)

5-days-a-week through Romans and the letters Paul wrote from Rome in 2024


Our opening prayer for today:

    “I am the Vine; my Father is the Gardener.
    Each branch that bears no fruit, he cuts away;
    While every branch that yields good fruit, he trims and cleans,
    So that it will produce more every day.
    Now you are clean because of all to you I spoke.
    Remain in me; I will remain in you.
    Just as a branch without the vine will yield no grapes,
    So keep abiding in me, that you bear fruit too.

    “I am the Vine; if you, like branches, stay in me
    And I in you, you will yield much, in turn.
    Apart from me, you will accomplish not a thing,
    But be a branch that withers and is burned.
    If you remain in me, and my words stay within,
    Ask what you wish; it will be given you."
God now be glorified in me. Let me bring forth much fruit,
Proving I am my Lord's disciple, through and through.”. Amen.
  

Romans 10:1–4

  • Brothers and sisters, my heart's desire and prayer to God concerning them is for their salvation.
  • 2 I can testify about them that they have zeal for God, but not according to knowledge.
  • 3  Since they are ignorant of the righteousness of God and attempted to establish their own righteousness, they have not submitted to God's righteousness. 4 For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone who believes.
Romans 10:1–4



For yourself pray:

  • That God keeps Christ as the goal of all you do and all you hope

For others pray:

  • That God spreads the good news of the kingdom of the Son he loves in Estonia

A psalm to listen to and ponder, as time allows:

  • Psalm 69 (YouTube, duet, "As for me, I am poor and in pain") 

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