Lent 1
Dean Randy Hollerith: Our reading for this morning is a reminder that our first order of business as we embark on these forty days is to acknowledge that we don’t know as much as we think we do.
Lent 2
The Rev. Patrick Keyser: This morning’s reading from John offers a helpful framework for understanding the purpose of our Lenten practices.
Lent 3
The Rev. Canon Rosemarie Logan Duncan: Today Jesus is asking us the same question, “What are you looking for?”
Lent 4
The Rev. Canon Jan Naylor Cope: We, like the eager disciples, astonished Samaritan woman, and grieving friends of Lazarus, turn to Jesus to see where he will lead us this Lent.
Lent 5
Dean Randy Hollerith: Our faith is meant to be lived, to be expressed in acts of love that mirror Christ’s sacrificial way of living.
Lent 6
The Rev. Canon Dana Colley Corsello: As you do some introspection this Lent, I plead with you to ponder the source of your blessings.
Lent 7
The Rev. Canon Kelly Brown Douglas: What is it that Jesus is calling is followers to do?
Lent 8
The Rev. Canon Leonard L. Hamlin, Sr.: Throughout this Lenten season we are not to be focused on fixing up our outward appearance, it is our heart that the Lord is looking at and examining.
Lent 9
The Rev. Patrick Keyser: Perhaps no other verse of Scripture is as widely known, both among those who practice the Christian faith and those who do not, as John 3:16.
