Liturgies from Passion Equip

About this collection

This collection, created by the Passion Equip team, offers liturgies that address timely and relevant needs. As we seek God together, our hope is that these prayers provide intentional language for the thoughts and emotions we may struggle to articulate. While these liturgies are not essential, they are meant to serve as helpful guides as we petition God on behalf of ourselves and others.

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A Liturgy for the Weary

Giovanna Bovero

You’re tired, friend. Physically, mentally, spiritually, emotionally. No matter how much sleep you get, your soul yearns for rest. True rest. This liturgy is for you and yours, seeking a place to lay your head amid chaos and disruption. God, my heart aches for you. I long for your steady, constant, and peaceful presence. When I notice destruction on all sides, I look to you for refuge. When the voices around me sound increasingly overwhelming, I search for your voice to be heard above all else.

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A Liturgy for Your Labor

Hamilton Barber

Oh, God who makes, who spent six days at work, who carved and sculpted the earth, who refined and appraised and saw: See me, too, as I ready my hands, As I make my plans, As I set my alarm and blink away weariness in the quiet morning. See me as my list grows, as my responsibilities deepen, as my obligations expand. See me not as the sum of what I can…

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A Liturgy for the Nations

Passion Equip

For the land we live on, we thank you, Jesus. For the time we live in, we thank you, Jesus. For the past we learn from, we thank you, Jesus. For the future we hope for, we thank you, Jesus. For those who’ve gone before us, we thank you, Jesus. For those who will come after us, we thank you, Jesus. In the days you’ve given us to steward, be…

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Complex dynamics and messy relationships can often come to mind when we consider family. As we seek intimacy with the Lord, He comes alongside us in the brokenness and reminds us of our relationship with Him as our loving Father.

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