More Tables, Less Fences
As we enter Holy Week, this final Lenten devotional invites us to reflect on God’s invitation to the table—a place of grace, belonging, and renewal for all.
Sacred Moments in Ordinary Places
A pilgrimage to the Holy Land becomes an invitation for Lent–reminding us that God meets us not only in sacred places, but in the quiet, ordinary moments of our daily lives.
The Practice of Surrender
For many years, Janet Reed observed Lent by giving up things she enjoyed. This year, she chose a different path—embracing the spiritual practice of surrender. In this thoughtful reflection, Janet explores what it means to trust God with our worries, fears, and uncertainties, and how surrender can become a powerful expression of faith during the Lenten season
Faith in Action, Hope in the Journey
A Lenten devotional from Jeff Nickell reflecting on how faith, action, and hope guide us through a world that can sometimes feel divided and overwhelming. Through scripture and personal stories, Jeff reminds us that living our faith through compassion and perseverance can help us support one another and never give up.
Two Roads, One Choice
As we journey through Lent, we are reminded that life often places before us two roads — one marked by immediate gratification and one shaped by perseverance and faith. In this month’s devotional, we reflect on Scripture’s invitation to fix our eyes on Jesus and choose the path that leads to lasting joy.
Through the Valley Toward Resurrection
In this Lenten reflection, Psalm 23 guides us through grief, remembrance, and hope. As we walk through life’s valleys, we are reminded that Christ is present with us—leading us toward peace, restoration, and the promise of resurrection.
Entering the Inner RoomA Lenten Journey of Centering Prayer
This Lenten devotional invites us into the quiet practice of centering prayer — a journey of silence, stillness, and communion with God as we prepare our hearts for Holy Week and Easter.
The Meaning of Forty: A Lenten Invitation
As we enter the season of Lent, this February devotional reflects on the biblical meaning of forty—forty days of preparation, reflection, and spiritual renewal. Through Ash Wednesday and the journey toward Easter, we are invited to slow down, acknowledge our humanity, and draw closer to Christ.
Are You a Thermometer or a Thermostat?
As we begin a new year, we’re invited to reflect on how we respond to the world around us. In this January devotional, Rev. Dr. Mark Waterstone explores the question: Are we living as thermometers—or as thermostats—grounded in Christ and shaping our surroundings with faith and grace?