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Lenten Devotional – Day 24: Surrender Worries to God
Worry is a natural human response, but unchecked anxiety can become overwhelming, robbing us of joy, peace, and spiritual growth. Learning to surrender worries...
Lenten Devotional – Day 23: Humility is a Spiritual Tool
Humility is often misunderstood as weakness or low self-esteem, yet in reality, humility is a spiritual tool, one of the most powerful. Humility opens...
Lenten Devotional – Day 22: Let Go of Control and Trust...
Control can feel comforting—it gives us a sense of security and predictability. However, clinging tightly to control often reveals a lack of trust in...
Lenten Devotional – Day 21: Break Free from Shame
Shame can be one of the most influential and destructive emotions we carry. Unlike guilt, which tells us we've done something wrong, shame tells...
Lenten Devotional – Day 20: Healing from Past Mistakes
Everyone makes mistakes—it's an inevitable part of being human. However, holding onto the guilt and shame of past mistakes can keep us from experiencing...
Lenten Devotional – Day 19: Release Bitterness and Resentment
Bitterness and resentment are deeply corrosive emotions. Left unchecked, they poison our hearts, cloud our judgment, and erode the joy and peace that God...
Lenten Devotional – Day 18: Forgiving Others, Freeing Yourself
Forgiving others—not only for healthy relationships but also for our spiritual freedom. Holding onto resentment, bitterness, or anger toward others traps us in emotional...
Lenten Devotional – Day 17: Letting Go of Guilt
Guilt can serve as a valuable initial signal, alerting us to wrongdoing and prompting repentance. However, holding onto guilt long after acknowledging our mistakes...
Lenten Devotional – Day 16: What Does Genuine Repentance Look Like?
Repentance is at the heart of our Lenten journey, yet it's often misunderstood as simply feeling guilty or regretful. Genuine repentance goes much deeper—it...
Lenten Devotional – Day 15: The Sin of Sloth
The sin of sloth is often misunderstood as mere laziness, but at its core, it's deeper—a spiritual apathy or indifference toward our relationship with...
Lenten Devotional – Day 14: The Sin of Wrath, Anger
The sin of wrath—often expressed as uncontrolled anger—is a powerful emotion that, if left unchecked, can cause profound damage to our hearts, relationships, and...
Lenten Devotional – Day 13: The Sin of Gluttony
The sin of gluttony is more than simply overeating or indulgence; it's a sign of misplaced desire, where we seek comfort, fulfillment, or escape...
Lenten Devotional – Day 12: The Sin of Envy
The Sin of Envy makes us resentful when others succeed and quietly celebrates when others fail.It's a dangerous sin because it prevents us...
Lenten Devotional – Day 10: The Sin of Greed
Greed convinces us that our happiness and security depend on acquiring more possessions, wealth, recognition, or power. Yet, the sin of greed always leaves...
Lenten Devotional – Day 9: The Sin of Pride
Of all the sins that hinder spiritual growth and intimacy with God, the sin of pride stands at the top of the list. Why...
Lenten Devotional – Day 8: Your Spiritual Condition
In our spiritual journey, regular self-examination is as vital as physical check-ups are for our bodies. Just as physical symptoms reveal our physical health,...
Lenten Devotional – Day 7: What Messages Do You Feed Your...
Every day, we speak countless words—not just to others, but also to ourselves. Your inner dialogue shapes your self-image, influences your choices, and deeply...
Lenten Devotional – Day 6: Recognizing Unhealthy Patterns in Relationships
Relationships are at the heart of our lives. They have the power to uplift us, inspire us, and help us grow spiritually. Yet, unhealthy...
Lenten Devotional – Day 5: Identifying Unhealthy Habits
We often underestimate the power our habits have over our daily lives. Good habits can uplift us, leading us closer to God and a...
Lent Day 4: Facing the Truth—What Do You Need to Change?
Facing the truth isn't always comfortable. Sometimes, it hurts to acknowledge our mistakes, weaknesses, or sins. Yet, without honesty, no true healing or growth...