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Daily Lent Readings

Readings Begin Sunday, March 9

Daily Lent Readings
 

Lent readings post to this page beginning Sunday, March 9, 2025.
 
Each day we'll say a prayer from Jeremiah 31, read a passage from Scripture, unpack the different contexts of each golden thread, invite the Spirit to weave the thread into our lives, then finish the day with a prayer we hope will internalize what we learned by praying it back to God. And it only takes 20 minutes a day.
 
Readings are also available via podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTube. 
 
 
 
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God Paved a Path for Me

I am beyond honored and humbled to step into this important role as your Women’s Ministry Director. In some ways, I’m an unlikely choice! I’m just your average small-town Louisiana girl with a business degree from Alabama (the horror!), a wife and a mom of three busy kids. But as I reflect on these past several years, I can see how, in God’s great sovereignty, he has been paving this path for me; leading me to this place. I feel certain I am exactly where he wants me. 
 
It’s been such a joy to serve voluntarily and on staff, and this opportunity is a wildly unexpected answered prayer. So despite my (many!) shortcomings, I promise to continue to work passionately for you and more importantly, for the Lord, always seeking his wisdom and guidance. I have been an expository Bible teacher for several years and love to help others encounter the Scriptures in a way that conforms us to the incarnate Jesus. More than that, I am an ever-eager student of the Word, ready to learn and grow alongside of you.  
 
I love this church and the women of this church more than I can put into words, and I pray that together, we grow deeper in our individual and collective relationships with the Lord Jesus Christ and encourage each other as ambassadors of the gospel.