Lent (18 Feb – 2 Apr) is a season where we slow down and walk with Jesus, through prayer, fasting, and in Sabbath rest. Over forty days, we are invited to name our need for God and learn again what it means to trust Him when life is hard and answers are not clear. Lent leads us through suffering and longing, and toward the hope of Good Friday and the joy of Easter.
For centuries, the church has observed Lent as a shared rhythm of repentance, prayer, and hope. As we enter this season, we join Christians around the world and across history, seeking God together and fixing our hearts on Jesus.
This year, Lent sits alongside our Job sermon series. Job reminds us that faith does not require neat explanations for suffering. Instead, we are invited to bring our questions, grief, and confusion honestly to God, and to keep trusting Him even when His ways are hidden. Lent gives us space to practise this kind of faith by bringing our pain before God rather than avoiding it.
In our culture shaped by comfort, efficiency, and self-sufficiency, Lent is intentionally different. It helps us re-centre our lives around God through simple and shared practices of prayer, fasting, and Sabbath. As a church, we desire to look Godward in these ways, experiencing deeper joy in Him, and to look outward through compassion, generosity, and care for others.
To help us walk through Lent together, we are inviting us to:
Listen to our Lent Spotify playlist
Read a recommended Lent devotional
Journey To The Cross by Will Walker & Kendal Haug
To Seek And To Save by Sinclair Ferguson
Fast & Pray together at our Prayer & Worship Night with Fasting on Fri, 27 Feb
Give to our Easter Sacrificial Offering on Easter weekend (more details to come)
Consider joining our Core Classes on:
Practising the Way: Prayer
Practising the Way: Sabbath
Gather & invite others to our
Good Friday services on Fri, 3 Apr
Easter services on Sun, 5 Apr
Our hope is that these resources and rhythms can help each of us find a simple and meaningful way to engage with God this season. We pray that through these forty days, God would meet us personally and corporately, shaping us into a people who trust Him, bring our whole selves to Him, and find our deepest hope in Christ.