Archive for July 2021

Pray that the saints would remember the Lord with the issue of declaring His death and expressing their desire for His coming back (1 Cor. 11:26; Matt. 26:29, Hymns, #221, s. 4 and chorus).

Pray that the saints would learn to properly practice to distribute the bread and the cup when the remembrance of the Lord reaches the high tide and with thanks to the Lord (Luke 22:19-20; Hymns, #221, ss. 1-3 and chorus).

Pray that the saints would practice to bless the Lord with well-speaking concerning His person and work by addressing the Lord directly (Psa. 103:1; Rev. 5:12-13; Hymns, #501, ss. 1-3 and chorus).

Pray that the saints would learn to offer thanksgiving and praise to the Lord at His table to remember Him with much exercise of their spirit and by digesting the hymns in their praise, without offering prayers of supplication to Him (1 Cor. 11:24-25).

Pray that the saints would do everything in the table meeting—whether the singing and speaking of the hymns, prayer and praise, Bible reading, or words of inspiration—by taking the Lord as the center and would overflow with their personal experiences of Christ (Luke 22:19-20; John 20:14-18; Hymns, #863, ss. 1-3, 5).

Pray that the saints would come to the Lord’s table meeting for the purpose of remembering the Lord Himself, taking the remembrance of the Lord as the center for His enjoyment (1 Cor. 11:24-25; Hymns, #204).

Pray that in the last part of the Lord’s table meeting the saints would exercise themselves to offer the genuine worship that satisfies the Father, the true worship that He is seeking and that is in His economy, the worship that is in spirit and with Christ as the offerings (John 4:23-24; Hymns, #11, ss.…

Pray that the saints would see and experience the progression from remembering the Lord to worshipping the Father according to the spiritual experience of coming to the Lord and being brought by Him to the Father (Heb. 2:10-12; John 14:6; Eph. 2:18; 1 John 2:23b; Hymns, #48).

Pray that the saints would remember the Lord not by meditating on Him with their mind but by contacting Him, eating Him, and drinking Him with their spirit (John 4:24; Luke 22:19-20; Hymns, #233, ss. 5-6).

Pray that the saints would eat the Lord’s flesh and drink the Lord’s blood by believing into Him and receiving Him as their enjoyment that He may enter into them as the Spirit and that they may be united with Him (John 6:35, 40, 54-56, 63; Hymns, #233, ss. 1-3).