Saturday 3 January 2026 - Give thanks to God for this moment

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Pray As You Go

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🗓️ 3 January 2026

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Saturday 3 January 2026

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Saturday Examine.
0:13.8	Today is the feast day of the Holy Name of Jesus.
0:23.6	Take a moment to arrive in a place of quiet within your heart. We read in Psalm 34, I will extol the Lord at all times. His praise will always be on my lips.
0:52.7	Now simply repeat the name of Jesus several times, as if you are letting
0:57.5	his name rest on your lips. We will now repeat this by using the names that Isaiah used to describe the coming Messiah.
1:36.3	Let these names rest on your lips as if savoring them.
1:45.0	Wonderful counsellor.
1:49.0	Mighty God.
1:55.0	Everlasting Father
2:06.6	Prince of Peace
2:11.6	Which of these most draws you towards the Lord? I'm I'm I'm
2:35.0	I'm
2:36.0	I'm
2:37.0	I'm Now as we reflect on the past week in prayer, we remember the name of Jesus as Emmanuel, God with us.
3:02.6	When did you encounter Emmanuel with you in these past few days?
3:10.9	Give thanks to God for this moment. The
3:27.0	The The
3:43.6	The Where did you feel most distant from him?
4:17.0	Also offer this moment to the Lord. The
4:33.6	The The
4:50.3	The We return to the name of Jesus, ending our prayer by repeating his name in worship.
5:27.6	Let the praise of His Holy Name be on your lips in the coming week. The
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