Every Wednesday during Lent, we are inviting our church community to fast and pray together in order to draw our attention to areas of sin in our lives. This week, Care Pastor Jason Faulkner leads us through these practices with a focus on our relational lives. 

Fasting is a practice that Jesus engaged in when he was in the wilderness facing temptation. Today, as you are able, we encourage you to fast from food for part or all of the day.  

We will also use these days to walk through the Prayer of Examen together. We hope that the Prayer of Examen provokes a kind curiosity in us and a movement toward repentance as we seek to live more connected to ourselves, God, and others.

To find out more about Lent at Trinity and download our podcast companion guide, visit ​​atltrinity.org/lent.

In today’s episode, Kids Discipleship Pastor Katie Oosse explores the relationship between Joseph and his brother. Listen in as she guides us through the practice of imaginative prayer and asks us to imagine ourselves in the narrative of deep relational pain and brokenness in Jacob’s family.

Today’s Scripture: Genesis 37:12-36

To find out more about Lent at Trinity and download our podcast companion guide, visit ​​atltrinity.org/lent.

Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel introduces our fourth section of the SPIRE model – relational. Regardless of how we are wired, we all crave relationships. This week, we will take a look at where our relationships can be a place of redemption and healing. As finite beings, how can we order our relationships rightly? What do I owe those closest to me?

Where are we relationally?

Read more about Joseph and his brothers here.

To find out more about Lent at Trinity and download our podcast companion guide, visit ​​atltrinity.org/lent.

Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel preaches from Luke.

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Welcome to the fourth Friday in Lent! In today’s episode, Associate Pastor Katie Wilson speaks words of grace and peace and forgiveness over our minds. 

Look back over the week of reflecting on your intellectual life – what will you take with you into the new week?

Read in today’s episode: Philippians 4:4-9

To find out more about Lent at Trinity and download our podcast companion guide, visit ​​atltrinity.org/lent.

Kids & Youth Discipleship Pastor Dave McCune and Youth Discipleship Pastor Haley Naylor talk about how we learn to relate to God as people who use our brains. Our patterns of thought change the way we live our lives. What does it look like to be transformed through the renewing of our mind? Listen in as Haley and Dave guide us through three big ideas about the way we use our minds.

Today’s Scripture: John 3:1-21 

To find out more about Lent at Trinity and download our podcast companion guide, visit ​​atltrinity.org/lent.

Every Wednesday during Lent, we are inviting our church community to fast and pray together in order to draw our attention to areas of sin in our lives. This week Care Pastor Jason Faulkner leads us through practices with a focus on our intellectual lives. 

Fasting is a practice that Jesus engaged in when he was in the wilderness facing temptation. Today, as you are able, we encourage you to fast from food for part or all of the day.  

We will also use these days to walk through the Prayer of Examen together. We hope that the Prayer of Examen provokes a kind curiosity in us and a movement toward repentance as we seek to live more connected to ourselves, God, and others.

To find out more about Lent at Trinity and download our podcast companion guide, visit ​​atltrinity.org/lent.

In today’s episode, Kids Discipleship Pastor Katie Oosse explores the mind of Nicodemus and his intellectual wrestling with Jesus. Listen in as she guides us through the practice of imaginative prayer and asks the question — where have you let a limited, human perspective keep you from seeing God’s Kingdom perspective?

Today’s Scripture: John 3:1-21 

To find out more about Lent at Trinity and download our podcast companion guide, visit ​​atltrinity.org/lent.

Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel introduces our third section of the SPIRE model – intellectual. All of us are intellectual beings, even if we don’t identify as an “intellectual.” We are meant to aim our minds in a direction that leads to life, so how do we think deep life-giving thoughts? Where are we intellectually?

Read John 3:1-21 to hear more about Nicodemus.

To find out more about Lent at Trinity and download our podcast companion guide, visit ​​atltrinity.org/lent.

Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel preaches from Luke.

Learn more at atltrinity.org.