Lent Week 4 Readings and Reflection
What changes have you experienced thus far? What challenges in turning away from flesh? Continue to read daily and comment 👇🏽.
Lent Week 3 Readings and Reflection
Continue to read daily and comment below.👇🏽
Lent Week 2 Readings and reflection
Read daily and reflect in comment section below: Day 8 – Matthew 17-18 Day 9 – Matthew 19-20 Day 10 – Matthew 21-22 Day 11 – Matthew 23-24 Day 12 (Sunday) – Take a Break Day 13 – Matthew 25-26 Day 14 – Matthew 27-28
Week 1 of Lent readings and reflection
Please share your reflections in the comments below and your journey:
Day 2 Lent Reading
John 12:1-11 There will often be a Judas/ hater in the room. Choose to be Mary despite the haters. Choose to love, to serve. Tell Judas to mind his own damn business and leave you alone.#knowwhoyouare #keepserving
47 days of Lent
Lent starts on Ash Wednesday and has always been a time to turn our attention to all that has been done for us on the cross in Christ. This year I invite you join me to walk through the gospel accounts in chronological order, tracing the steps of Jesus during his last week of his […]
It is done!
Congratulations on completing the 40 Sugar Fast! Can we just start a testimony thread??Brag on God, give a word, share additional prayer needs, what will life look like moving forward…As people share, let’s encourage them and pray! Go!…
Don’t stop now!
Don’t let laziness and compromise sneak in just because we’re nearing the end. Press in! More, Lord. 🤲🏼
What is your reason?
Great question from Rachel: “When people ask me why I fast I usually tell them that the fruit of the Spirit is self control, and if we don’t have enough self control to push away a cookie, how would we ever be able to push away something like pornography or other sinful behavior. Fasting teaches […]
Day 30: At the table with Jesus
I am so grateful to my friend Sarah who allowed God to use her for the idea of 7 days of communion. We will start this on tomorrow as a way to meaningfully remember and experience Jesus. So often we get into a ritualistic habit of communion on first Sunday as a thing we do. […]