Lent is a season of recommitment, renewal, and repentance. To learn more about Lent, check out our Lenten Road webpage.
First Sunday in Lent (3/9): Muscle Memory
The Holy Spirit led Jesus into the wilderness, where he was tempted by the devil. Why does Luke tell us this story and what can we learn from it? We learn, first, that only Jesus is able to say “no” to sin. We also learn that our ability to say no comes to us only through the Holy Spirit.
Second Sunday in Lent (3/16): Boldy Go
On the way to the Cross, Jesus is warned about someone who wishes to kill him. Nevertheless, he is boldly defiant of him. Jesus does not fear death; in fact he is on his way to die.
Third Sunday in Lent (3/23): Virtue Signaling
Unfortunately, our recording and stream did not work this week, so we have no media for you.
Fourth Sunday in Lent (3/30): The Prodigal Son
This week, Roy Ratcliff leads us through the parable of the Prodigal Son, to remind us of the depths of God’s love and mercy, for everyone who comes to him.
Fifth Sunday in Lent (4/6): Aroma of Life
6 days before Passover, Jesus is reclining with his friends, when Mary empties a bottle of expensive perfume on Jesus’ feet. This anointing is done, Jesus says, to prepare him for his burial. We apologize, but we did not have video for this week.
Sixth Sunday in Lent (4/13): He Came in Peace
For the last Sunday in Lent, we looked at Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem, often called the Triumphant Entry, and celebrated annually on Palm Sunday. Why does Jesus’ message of peace get him killed? Because it disrupts our status quo.
