Final part in a Lenten series following and discovering where Jesus leads us as his disciples, and that the resurrection means we are now a people that lives so that we might lead others to life.

Recall the events of the Passion of Christ through a retelling of the story, and a meditation to help you find your own place in that story.

Part six in a Lenten series following and discovering where Jesus leads us as his disciples, even into one of the darkest periods of his ministry so God’s glory can be demonstrated in the most dynamic way.

Part five in a Lenten series following and discovering where Jesus leads us as his disciples, and in the process of challenging us as his disciples is also expanding our idea of what it means to minister in the world.

Part four in a Lenten series following and discovering where Jesus leads us as his disciples, and further helping the church understand what fuels its practices and motivates it to participate with God’s plan.

Part three in a Lenten series following and discovering where Jesus leads us as his disciples, and helping the church to discover and understand what it is and what it should be as part of God’s salvation plan.

Part two in a Lenten series following and discovering where Jesus leads us as his disciples, making us understand that the journey often calls for challenging decisions to truly embody the kingdom.

Part one in a Lenten series following and discovering where Jesus leads us as his disciples, and the impact those destinations have on our identities and the works we do in the world.

Today marks the beginning of the Season of Lent, and Ash Wednesday is a time where we might come before God and seek his forgiveness and healing for our lives. Join us in a specially recorded prayer service for the season, and start your journey with Christ toward the cross and resurrection.

Transfiguration Sunday is the celebration of Jesus revealing his true being before his disciples, and is a call for the Church to enter the season of Lent with the same expectation. Starting on Ash Wednesday we willingly confess and humble ourselves before God in the hope of seeing who he really is. But what if the season is not so much of what we give and give up to God, and more about how God brings us into the story of resurrection he is creating?