The Daily Office Podcast Wednesday Morning // November 12, 2025
Nov 12, 2025
Morning Prayer kicks off with silence and confession. Psalm 34 is shared, focusing on gratitude and God's protective nature. The harrowing tale of Jerusalem's fall unfolds in 2 Kings 25, highlighting themes of exile and hope. A canticle celebrates God's promise and the guiding light of the Savior. Acts 14 narrates Paul and Barnabas confronting idolatry amidst persecution. The session wraps up with heartfelt prayers and a blessing, inviting listeners to reflect and connect spiritually.
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Silence and Confession Center Worship
- Worship begins with silence and confession, centering us before prayer.
- Andrew Russell frames Morning Prayer as a disciplined, communal opening to the day.
Trust As Deliverance From Fear
- Psalm 34 emphasizes trust in God as the source of deliverance from fear.
- The psalm invites believers to taste God's grace and find security in trusting him.
Exile Reveals Judgment And Mercy
- 2 Kings 25 recounts Jerusalem's fall and exile, showing consequences of national failure.
- The narrative contrasts destruction with small acts of mercy, like Jehoiachin's later release.
