Rev. Doug Meyer is Assoc. Pastor of Caring Ministries at Trietsch, and today he shares the meaning behind Maundy Thursday. He finds this story of Jesus's last night with his disciples so meaningful because we get to see the humanity of Jesus in a way we hadn't seen before. Where have your feet been? If Jesus offered to wash your feet today, would you let him?

Amy Parsons is our Worship Coordinator at Trietsch, and she is seeking a deeper relationship with God during her Lenten fast. She knows that the end of Lent is not the end of her growth because as she says, "God's not done with me yet." Thank you for listening to our daily audio devotions this Lent.

Col. Rich Crossley is a JROTC Director and has a meaningful connection to fasting that many of us aspire to reach. He shares how fasting has become a deep-rooted spiritual practice for him and advice for those of us who are just getting started.

Tammy Hise is the Director of Communication at Trietsch and is known for being a night owl. It is completely normal to get emails from her at 2am, and she really enjoys staying up late. For Lent she decided to sacrifice her late nights to be more connected to God in the mornings.

Kristy Jordan is our IT Coordinator at Trietsch and has taken the bold step of fasting from social media for Lent. After she resisted the initial urges to reach for her phone, she started to find that she was able to better connect with God and other.

Laura Sennott is the Hospitality Coordinator at Trietsch and her fast is all about deepening her prayer life. Learning new ways to connect with God helps her feel spiritually connected and inspires personal growth.

This week in worship, Pastor Daniel talked about fasting to connect and identify with others. The way Leann White chooses to fast is such a beautiful example of connection. She fasts for relationships with friends without houses who she serves in Dallas.

Kris McKissick is fasting by adding music into her weekly time with God. She's hoping that old hymns that she treasures will connect her to God's spirit in a way that stays with her for the rest of her life.

Jackie Watkins has an interesting spin on fasting that has taken her years to develop because she had to overcome some guilt. It's been a long journey for her to discover the spirituality and growth that she craves without having to do a traditional fast.

John Hames is our Contemporary Worship Leader at Trietsch and he gave up beer for Lent this year. His view of Lent has shifted as he's matured in his faith from a list of rules and activities to a meaningful time of reflection.