I found this Lent poem on another blog and really liked it and thought if fit with our Lent devotional series. Here’s the poem and the link to the blog.
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A LISTENING
by Ann Weems
Going through Lent
is a listening.
When we listen
to the word,
we hear
where we are so
blatantly
unliving.
If we listen to the word
and hallow it
into our lives,
we hear
how we can so
abundantly
live again.
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Bad habits, bad relationships, bad thought patterns; God calls us to leave them behind so we can walk more closely with Him. Please join us for day 39 of our Lenten devotional, The Withered Tree by clicking on the link.
Just as Jesus needed to cleanse the temple before His crucifixion, we need to ask Him to cleanse our temples–our bodies. To do the devotion, The Cleansing of My Temple, please click on the link.
Our Lenten Devotional series has certainly sped past. It’s hard to believe we are in our final week’s journey to the cross and then to Easter Sunday. To start off this week, let’s spend some time reviewing the past five weeks of study. Thanks so much for joining us, and be sure you make some time to spend with our Lord this week as we journey through Holy Week. Just click below to read our review.
May God bless you this week!
Welcome to Day 37 of our Lenten Devotional! We continue our study on spiritual housecleaning with today’s post on the Prayer of Examen. This is a perfect time to explore this discipline developed by St. Ignatius. Juct click below for today’s post.
*When you click on the Lent Day 37 , Examen link below, you will taken to a pdf with more information on it. The Examen exercise link on the pdf page no longer works. Please use this link (Examen Exercise) instead after you read the pdf. Thank you!
Welcome to Day 35 of the Lent Devotional! This week we are studying spiritual spring cleaning and today we are looking at the subject of discerning God’s will. Many of us struggle with the decisions we make throughout our lives. Is there anything we can do to make this process easier? Just click below to read today’s post.
Have a blessed day!
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