Faith Montage:  For the Generosity of God #LetUsPray

Faith Montage: For the Generosity of God #LetUsPray

A Prayer for the Week and Resources for Sunday, September 20, 2026

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Weekly #LetUsPray

I offer this weekly #LetUsPray as a way to stay anchored amidst the turmoil of the day. Paid subscribers have access to liturgical resources and sermon prompts based on the week's readings from The Revised Common Lectionary and/or The Narrative Lectionary.

Greetings, all, from some late-night, hip, young workspace coffee place in LA. And yes, I may be the oldest person here. All good, just call me Kuya B.

Not sure if you have heard, but my new book just came out 😜

This week has been a doozy. Intense conversations abound in my life, personally and professionally. I have facilitated some important conversations that folks would rather not have and have heard some hard stories from others. I am not sure that I have been home before 10 pm in the past week. I firmly believe that there are seasons of life and work, so this will settle in time.

The part of the faith montage that comes up today feels almost like I wrote it as a letter to myself for this particular moment and season.

Summer FAith Montage

This Faith Montage is from Everything Good about God is True: Choosing Faith. I hope these words will speak to your soul. Paid Subscribers have access to a PDF of the entire montage.

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Faith Montage: For the Generosity of God #LetUsPray

Let us pray —

I believe in the GENEROUS spirit of God.

God has been generous to me, so I give back to God
all that I have the courage and faith to offer.

When the fear of scarcity causes me to forsake abundance,
I choose generosity.

When the insidiousness of convenience causes me to avoid
discomfort,
I choose generosity.

When capitalism makes me want to commodify what I offer,
I choose generosity.

When arrogance causes me to tie strings to my gifts,
I choose generosity.

When despair causes me to ask, “Why bother?”
I choose generosity.

When I forget that I have chosen to believe that, in life and in
death, I belong to God,
I choose generosity.

I choose generosity because God has been generous to me.

— Amen.


Breath Prayer

Receive (inhale): May I know generosity.
Release (exhale): May I be generosity.

Peace,

LITURGY AND PREACHING PROMPTS

25th Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 20, 2026

The Day's Readings (Year A): Exodus 16:2-15 | Psalm 105:1-6, 37-45 | Philippians 1:21-30 | Matthew 20:1-16
Readings for Year 1, Matthew: Genesis 12:1-9 (Call of Abraham, promise of land, descendants, blessing to the nations) and Matt 28:19-20 (Go therefore and make disciples of all nations)

For readings, I refer to the Vanderbilt Revised Common Lectionary (RCL) and The Narrative Lectionary (NL). For Bible translations, I turn to The Common English Bible (CEB) or New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition (NRSVUE). For more liturgical inspiration, check out enfleshed or liturgylink.

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