The Tradition of Lent
What is Lent?
For hundreds of years, followers of Jesus have practiced Lent by setting aside the 40 days before Easter, to intentionally prepare their hearts and refocus on God.
Traditionally, Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. Some people choose to pick up a spiritual habit or to give something up during Lent.
To learn more about this spiritual practice, check out these resources:
Blog posts
- Creating a Lent Prayer Station {for kids} – Krista Gilbert
- What is Lent? 4 Different Ways to Practice
- Lent: The Most Misunderstood Season of the Year
Bible Reading Plans
- 40 Days with Jesus – A Reading Plan for Lent – Do Not Depart
- Resources For A Healthy and Whole Lent & Easter – Revelation Wellness
- Lent Reading Plans from YouVersion
- Lenton Journal and Liturgy Writing Guide
- Your People Forever
Podcasts
- Lenten Audio Devotional on Apple Podcasts
- Practicing the Way with John Mark Comer
- She Reads Truth – Lent 2023
Worship
Daily Dose series: 40 Days to Freedom
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