Weekly Readings Current

Tuesday 3rd of March “Cease to do evil; learn to do good.” Isaiah 1:10,16-20 In this reading today, God responds to the assembly gathered in the Temple, who are lamenting and seeking God to save them from a terrible crisis,

Wednesday 4th of March “They will condemn the Son of Man to death.” Matthew 20:17-28 This Lent is a time for us to reflect, repent, and reconcile with Jesus. Though some of us may be facing difficult times, worries or

Thursday 5th of March “Dives and Lazarus.” Luke 16:19-31 In today’s parable, we see the contrast between the rich man and Lazarus, who lived very different lives, yet the gift of eternal life was available to them both. How important

Friday 6th of March “This is the landlord’s heir: come, let us kill him.” Matthew 21:33-43,45-46 As we move forward in our Lenten journey towards the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus, we are invited to reflect on this parable

Saturday 7th of March “The prodigal son.” Luke 15:1-3,11-32 Today, we see a stark contrast between the two sons, the one who left but returned, and the one who stayed but became resentful. While this may seem surprising, the son

Sunday 8th of March 3rd Sunday of Lent “A spring of water welling up to eternal life.” John 4:5-42 What a beautiful thing it is to realise that as we begin our prayer today, the Lord is already waiting for

Monday 9th of March  “No prophet is ever accepted in his own country.” Luke 4:24-30 As we pray today’s passage, we are called to overcome familiarity bias, recognising and honouring the wisdom and gifts within our immediate circles. The stories

Monday 10th of November  “Forgive and you will be forgiven.” Luke 6:37–38  Today’s passage emphasises the importance of forgiveness, generosity, and the principle of reaping what we sow, highlighting how our attitudes and actions towards others ultimately determine the measure

Sunday 9th of November  “Forgive as the Lord forgave you.” Colossians 3:12–14  This week, we’ve been invited to open our hearts to God’s mercy and forgiveness, the doorway that leads us to lasting peace and eternal life. I wonder, how has

Saturday 8th of November  “Though your sins are scarlet, they shall be white as snow.” Isaiah 1:16-18  Our reading today says, “Come now, let us set things right again, says the Lord,” which shows God’s desire for us to cooperate