Lent asks each of us a simple question: Is my heart open enough for God to speak in ways I do not expect?

Jesus is waiting at the well of our lives. Waiting to meet us. Waiting to speak into our hearts. Waiting to give us living water.

“Everything I have is yours.”

“The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.”

Who is at your gate?

To sit close to Jesus means to share His life.

Where am I drinking that leaves me thirsty again? Because not all wells give living water.

Be merciful. And not just moderately merciful. Not selectively merciful. But merciful as the Father is merciful. That is the standard.

The mountain is not the end. It is a promise. The glory shown to Peter, James, and John is the destiny prepared for all who follow Christ through the cross.

Jesus contrasts two kinds of love: “You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.”“Love your enemies.”