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WEDNESDAY WISDOM

Mar5

Lent?

What do you value most right now and what matters least?

Lent is the season where the Christians prepare for Easter. Starting with Ash Wednesday. Lent spans 40+ days until Thursday, April 17th. In the fourth chapter of Matthew, Yeshua spends 40 days in the desert, fasting, praying, and preparing for his mission. Lent is your opportunity to re-focus.

Lent is your invitation to take your spiritual life seriously. Lent is the perfect time to form life-giving habits and abandon self-destructive habits. Lent is your chance to discover the abundant life CHRIST invites us to at Easter.

Take these 40 days to explore God’s dream for your life and it will change everything. Are you ready? What do you have to lose?

SUNDAY SPIRITUAL

Dec31

We have come to the end another YEAR! How will you unshackle the fears of 2023 that proved to be fruitless? …and harness the potential of the unknown that awaits YOU in the FAITHFULNESS OF CHRIST? Give Him your fears, anxiety and trust that He will do the right right thing in every situation “IF” you have belief in His FAITHFULNESS? 

Why wait?

SUNDAY SPIRITUAL

Dec25

THE WHY OF CHRIST-MAS

“The two most important days in a man’s life are the day he was born and the day he finds out why.” ~~Mark Twain

Some of us know the story of The Christ child. Some of us know why He was born and why He had to die. The “Man” died for me. He is a baby no more, but now a King.

SUNDAY SPIRITUAL

Mar20

Why do people give things up until Easter Sunday?

Millions of people do this during Lent as a sign of sacrifice and to test their self-discipline.

Christians believe that this is to represent Christ’s sacrifice when he went into the desert to pray and fast for 40 days before later dying on the cross.

In The New Testament, while Christ was there, Satan tempted him to turn away from His earthly mission and purpose to worship him instead. Christ refused, which is why people may give something up, in order to test their self-discipline.

Could you give up something you “truly” enjoy for the next 28 days, to prove you are disciplined?