Lent & Good Friday
Lent & Good Friday
LENT
The season of Lent is a 40-day journey of repentance where we seek to see God and ourselves rightly. We strive to meet with God and turn from those things we set above him. Beginning with Ash Wednesday and culminating with Easter Sunday, this season is marked by repentance, humility, fasting & self-examination. We remember Jesus as he fasted in the wilderness and also think about our sins that led Jesus to the cross. These 40 days of Lent are an invitation to make our hearts ready through repentance as we anticipate Good Friday and Easter.
We have a Lent Guide available to us that provides 40 days of scripture, meditation, prayerful reflection, and journal prompts to help prepare and posture our hearts. It helps guide us to remember the passion of Jesus Christ and the Cross, as we look forward to the celebration of Easter Sunday.
To download our digital copy of the guide, follow the link below:
We have a Lent Guide available to us that provides 40 days of scripture, meditation, prayerful reflection, and journal prompts to help prepare and posture our hearts. It helps guide us to remember the passion of Jesus Christ and the Cross, as we look forward to the celebration of Easter Sunday.
To download our digital copy of the guide, follow the link below:
LENT
The season of Lent is a 40-day journey of repentance where we seek to see God and ourselves rightly. We strive to meet with God and turn from those things we set above him. Beginning with Ash Wednesday and culminating with Easter Sunday, this season is marked by repentance, humility, fasting & self-examination. We remember Jesus as he fasted in the wilderness and also think about our sins that led Jesus to the cross. These 40 days of Lent are an invitation to make our hearts ready through repentance as we anticipate Good Friday and Easter.
We have a Lent Guide available to us that provides 40 days of scripture, meditation, prayerful reflection, and journal prompts to help prepare and posture our hearts. It helps guide us to remember the passion of Jesus Christ and the Cross, as we look forward to the celebration of Easter Sunday.
To download our digital copy of the guide, follow the link below:
We have a Lent Guide available to us that provides 40 days of scripture, meditation, prayerful reflection, and journal prompts to help prepare and posture our hearts. It helps guide us to remember the passion of Jesus Christ and the Cross, as we look forward to the celebration of Easter Sunday.
To download our digital copy of the guide, follow the link below:
LENT
The season of Lent is a 40-day journey of repentance where we seek to see God and ourselves rightly. We strive to meet with God and turn from those things we set above him. Beginning with Ash Wednesday and culminating with Easter Sunday, this season is marked by repentance, humility, fasting & self-examination. We remember Jesus as he fasted in the wilderness and also think about our sins that led Jesus to the cross. These 40 days of Lent are an invitation to make our hearts ready through repentance as we anticipate Good Friday and Easter.
We have a Lent Guide available to us that provides 40 days of scripture, meditation, prayerful reflection, and journal prompts to help prepare and posture our hearts. It helps guide us to remember the passion of Jesus Christ and the Cross, as we look forward to the celebration of Easter Sunday.
To download our digital copy of the guide, follow the link below:
We have a Lent Guide available to us that provides 40 days of scripture, meditation, prayerful reflection, and journal prompts to help prepare and posture our hearts. It helps guide us to remember the passion of Jesus Christ and the Cross, as we look forward to the celebration of Easter Sunday.
To download our digital copy of the guide, follow the link below:
Lent Guide Book
To purchase the hard copy of our Lent Guide follow the link below and pick up your copy at church at our resource shelves:
Kids Lent Guide
To help guide your family through Lent, we have a special Family Lent Guide. This resource includes simple, engaging activities, reflections, and prayers that you can do together at home. The guide is designed to be
a fun and meaningful way for parents and children to participate in Lent.
To download our digital copy of the Kids Lent Guide, follow the link below:
a fun and meaningful way for parents and children to participate in Lent.
To download our digital copy of the Kids Lent Guide, follow the link below:
Kids Lent Guide
To help guide your family through Lent, we have a special Family Lent Guide. This resource includes simple, engaging activities, reflections, and prayers that you can do together at home. The guide is designed to be a fun and meaningful way for parents and children to participate in Lent.
To download our digital copy of the Kids Lent Guide, follow the link below:
To download our digital copy of the Kids Lent Guide, follow the link below:
Kids Lent Guide
To help guide your family through Lent, we have a special Family Lent Guide. This resource includes simple, engaging activities, reflections, and prayers that you can do together at home. The guide is designed to be a fun and meaningful way for parents and children to participate in Lent.
To download our digital copy of the Kids Lent Guide:
To download our digital copy of the Kids Lent Guide:
Lent Guide Book
To purchase the hard copy of our Lent Guide follow the link below and pick up your copy at church at our resource shelves:
Lent Guide Book
To purchase the hard copy of our Lent Guide follow the link below and pick up your copy at church at our resource shelves:
GOOD FRIDAY
Good Friday is the day Christians mark the death of Jesus at the cross; it is the most somber of all days in the Christian Calendar. On this day, the church is confronted with her sin and invited to reflect on Christ’s suffering and agony as he took that sin upon himself, in obedience to the Father’s will. It was on this day that the Lord of Life was put to death on the cross.
So, why do we call Good Friday “good”? It was because of Christ’s goodness to us through his sacrifice on the cross that the redemption of fallen humanity might be secured. The cross points to God’s never-ending love for us—a sign of life, in the midst of death. Join us on April 18th at 6pm at the church for a reflection of Jesus' sacrifice and enduring love.
So, why do we call Good Friday “good”? It was because of Christ’s goodness to us through his sacrifice on the cross that the redemption of fallen humanity might be secured. The cross points to God’s never-ending love for us—a sign of life, in the midst of death. Join us on April 18th at 6pm at the church for a reflection of Jesus' sacrifice and enduring love.
GOOD FRIDAY
Good Friday is the day Christians mark the death of Jesus at the cross; it is the most somber of all days in the Christian Calendar. On this day, the church is confronted with her sin and invited to reflect on Christ’s suffering and agony as he took that sin upon himself, in obedience to the Father’s will. It was on this day that the Lord of Life was put to death on the cross.
So, why do we call Good Friday “good”? It was because of Christ’s goodness to us through his sacrifice on the cross that the redemption of fallen humanity might be secured. The cross points to God’s never-ending love for us—a sign of life, in the midst of death. Join us on April 18th at 6pm at the church for a reflection of Jesus' sacrifice and enduring love.
So, why do we call Good Friday “good”? It was because of Christ’s goodness to us through his sacrifice on the cross that the redemption of fallen humanity might be secured. The cross points to God’s never-ending love for us—a sign of life, in the midst of death. Join us on April 18th at 6pm at the church for a reflection of Jesus' sacrifice and enduring love.
GOOD FRIDAY
Good Friday is the day Christians mark the death of Jesus at the cross; it is the most somber of all days in the Christian Calendar. On this day, the church is confronted with her sin and invited to reflect on Christ’s suffering and agony as he took that sin upon himself, in obedience to the Father’s will. It was on this day that the Lord of Life was put to death on the cross.
So, why do we call Good Friday “good”? It was because of Christ’s goodness to us through his sacrifice on the cross that the redemption of fallen humanity might be secured. The cross points to God’s never-ending love for us—a sign of life, in the midst of death. Join us on April 18th at 6pm at the church for a reflection of Jesus' sacrifice and enduring love.
So, why do we call Good Friday “good”? It was because of Christ’s goodness to us through his sacrifice on the cross that the redemption of fallen humanity might be secured. The cross points to God’s never-ending love for us—a sign of life, in the midst of death. Join us on April 18th at 6pm at the church for a reflection of Jesus' sacrifice and enduring love.