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  • Week 2 of Lent: Waiting in the Wilderness

    Scripture “I am certain that I will see the Lord’s goodnessin the land of the living.Wait for the Lord;be strong, and let your heart be courageous.Wait for the Lord.”Psalm 27:13–14 Some wandered in desert wastes,    finding no way to a city to dwell in;hungry and thirsty,their soul fainted within them.Then they cried to the Lord in their trouble,    and he delivered them from their distress.He led them by a straight way    till they reached a city to dwell in.Let them thank the Lord…

  • Week 1 of Lent: A Prayer of Repentance and Return

    Scripture “The Lord is near the brokenhearted;he saves those crushed in spirit.” Psalm 34:18, (CSB) “Create in me a clean heart, O God,     and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from your presence,     and take not your Holy Spirit from me. Restore to me the joy of your salvation,     and uphold me with a willing spirit.” Psalm 51:10-12 (ESV) Reflection Lent begins not with striving, but with returning.  I’ll never forget the feeling of leaving Honduras….

  • Why Slowing Down Before Easter Matters

    The weeks leading up to Easter often pass quickly. Life is full, schedules are crowded, and before we know it, Easter Sunday arrives. Scripture invites us to a different pace. Preparing our hearts before Easter isn’t about observing a religious season—it’s about responding thoughtfully to the Gospel. The Bible repeatedly calls God’s people to pause, reflect, and turn their hearts toward Him. Even more than that, we as a society are so consumed with hurry, busy, and rushing that we…

  • Preparing Our Hearts for Easter: A Biblical Invitation to Slow Down

    As we approach Easter, many Christians begin to think more intentionally about reflection, repentance, and prayer. After the crazy season of Christmas, and the never-ending feeling of winter, I need something to offer a little hope…light…and peace into my life again.  Historically, the weeks leading up to Easter have often been called Lent*—a season marked by fasting and spiritual discipline within certain church traditions. As a Protestant, and particularly within the Baptist tradition, I do not observe Lent as a…