Résultats pour "Lent" dans Ministère et évangélisme

A Lent Companion: Daily Reflections for the 40 Days of Lent is a powerful guide designed to accompany you during the Lent season - the 40 days of contemplation between Ash Wednesday and Easter - or any time you need a quick dose of hope and inspiration. Its daily messages and reflections focus on pertinent issues such as self-acceptance, expectations toward self and others, self-awareness, forgiveness, gratitude, grace, and how to put life in perspective.

An Audio of the this year's At the Foot of the Cross

Lent Explained: Tracing the Origins, Rituals, and Evolution of Christianity's Contemplative Pre-Easter Season As the hectic rush of Christmas and New Year’s celebrations subside, many Christians worldwide observe a collective spiritual comedown phase marked by fasting, charity and self-reflection commemorating Jesus Christ's desert purification quest culminating towards Easter rebirth glories. This reflective period steeped somberness known as Lent traces early rites of catechumen initiation welcoming new faithful culminating baptismal rebirths on Easter Sundays. Today's modern Lenten ...

Join us as we focus our time and hearts reflecting on the reasons we are servants of God and followers of Jesus Christ.

Letters From Lent is a wonderful collection of inspirational Christian messages. Written by Reverend Jennifer Emert, from Summerfield United Methodist Church in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, each of the 40 essays was written over the Lent 2012 season. The topics range in variety, but each focuses on a different aspect of being a Christian and having a personal relationship with our Savior. Reverend Emert's voice speaks to all people of faith in a powerful way yet in simple terms.

Our sermon series for Lent this year is Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus. For this 40-day season, we will journey with Jesus through the gospel of John and learn from the encounters he has with Nicodemus, The Woman at the Well, The Woman They Tried to Stone, The Man Born Blind, and Lazarus.

Follow Christ on his journey to Calvary with 40 devotional reflections, meditations, prayers, and excerpts from the mystical visions of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich and Venerable Maria of Agreda. Watch with Jesus as He prays in the Garden of Gethsemane. Grieve beside Him as He stands trial. Climb with Him on the way to Golgotha. And mourn with His Blessed Mother at the foot of the Cross. Contemplate the roles of Mary, Peter, Judas, Herod, Pilate, Simon the Cyrene, and Dismas the Good Thief . . . and, of course, Satan, whose hope of victory over Jesus is dashed in the end. LENT: 40 ...

In the days leading up to Easter we set aside time to wait on God. To open our hearts to receive. Our ears to hear and our eyes to see. They that wait upon the Lord will renew their strength.

Join Ratty and Mole on a journey of faith. This beautiful book, which may be used as a daily devotional through Lent or any other period of the year, reopens Kenneth Grahame’s classic children’s novel The Wind in the Willows. The much-loved characters of Mole, Rat and Toad become the perfect allegory for the grand adventure of faith, from our terrifying first steps into and beyond the riverbank, to the challenges, temptations and triumphs that await us as we journey into the world, with Jesus by our side.

This is a podcast series for Lent based on the writings of St Edith Stein. Days 1-16 are based on St Edith Stein’s essays on women and discuss God’s purpose for women and the unique gifts that women bring to any vocation. Days 17-40 will focus on St Edith Stein’s The Science of the Cross, which include meditations on St John of the Cross’s Dark Night of the Soul. This series is presented by St Edith Stein Co (www.stedithsteinco.com)

In these precarious times, it is more important than ever to allow God to encourage us—literally give us the heart we need—to overcome our self-doubts and the doubts we may have about our neighbor; to meet hard-heartedness with the tenderness and mercy that is a gift of the Spirit. Throughout Lent, writers from the Ignatian network will guide us as we allow our hearts to be made tender to bring more mercy into our broken world. May our journeying animate the peace that Pope Francis prayed for as he introduced this Jubilee Year: Throughout Lent, writers from the Ignatian network will guide ...

Daily reflections by chaplain Ken McCabe and guests to inspire and refresh your spirit throughout Lent

The religious leaders known as The Pharisees were among Jesus's chief antagonists in many of the ancient writings that talk of him. Some of those Pharisees, however, did come to believe that this small town teacher had risen from the dead. Ever wonder what it must have been like to have seen this local happening begin to change an empire, to have seen the significance of these events as they unfold over many tumultuous years?

Lent is about more than going to church on weekdays and giving up chocolate or social media. It’s also a time to form one’s heart and mind through study and prayer. In Where the Eye Alights, Marilyn McEntyre offers 40 short meditations, based on excerpts from Scripture and poetry, that guide listeners on a devotional journey from Ash Wednesday through Holy Saturday. As in lectio divina - the spiritual practice of reading Scripture repetitively and meditatively - McEntyre invites us to notice words that may give us pause and summon us to reflection.

New City Church is exploring what it means to find and follow Jesus during the season of Lent as we prepare for Easter. Join us in conversation as we discuss the themes of Lent through this podcast each week.

Imagine that you could learn about Jesus directly from Simon Peter. This retelling of Mark's Gospel in the first person attempts to do that. Designed as a short daily reading, we hear Peter tell his story of meeting Jesus, traveling with him, and learning who Jesus is.

Daily stories of faith, suffering, and hope to accompany listeners through the liturgical season of Lent.

Bite-sized daily reflections, prayers and poems to help you draw nearer to God as we approach Easter. This Lent, join us as we take time out to reflect on and celebrate the power of unity and togetherness. You’ll hear from voices around the world as we explore this theme and reflect on God’s goodness

The symbolism of 40 in the Bible generally symbolizes a period of testing, trial and then, finally, triumph. Through hardships lasting 40 days or years, we endure to become more spiritually aware of our need for God. I invite you to embark with me on a 40-day journey through Lent, as I share with you reflections during this wonderful season to experience Spiritual renewal and transformation and share in the glory of Christ's Resurrection and victory over sin and death.

Let’s ponder our interior poverty this Lent and embrace our utter dependence on God. In our new devotional book, you will find yourself gently guided through six poverties: poverty of promise, poverty of desire, poverty of security, poverty of hope, poverty of control, poverty of intimacy, and finally the poverty of everything.