Into the Wilderness: A Lent Devotion
We invite you to use the season of Lent as an opportunity to slow down, reflect, and shift our focus from the lesser things to be more mindful of the greater things of God. We celebrated the first day of Lent with “Into the Wilderness” a self-guided experience of prayer and reflection. Whether you were able to attend or not, you can find an online version of the experience in this blog post.
Day 37 - Prayer & Fasting
Here are the prayer points for Day 37, March 28:
THE CROSS
Read the story of the crucifixion of Jesus from John 19. Thank Jesus throughout the day for what He’s done and declare (in his words) a sin that “is finished,” meaning it is done and you will do it no more.
Day 31 - Prayer & Fasting
Here are the prayer points for Day 31, March 21:
The Cross
We are less than two weeks from Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Pray for God to use this time to help you understand and appreciate, more than ever, what Jesus has done for you.
Day 19 - Prayer & Fasting
Each Wednesday in Lent we are providing prayer points for us all to pray together as a church. Here are the prayer points for Wednesday March 7th.
Day 13 - Prayer & Fasting
As we continue in our 40 Days in John together, we have reached our second day of fasting and prayer. For this Wednesday and the remaining Wednesdays of Lent our intentions will include a prayer point for each of the following:
- The Cross - to turn our attention to the sacrifice of Jesus.
- The Word - to reinforce the primary challenge of Sunday’s teaching.
- The Church - to pray together for the Gospel work that we share.
Here are the prayer points for Day 13, February 28
Day 7 - Prayer & Fasting
If you are joining BridgePointe in fasting on Wednesdays this Lent, we will be posting weekly prayer intentions that we can pray for as a church. Each week the prayer focus will be related to last Sunday's message (in this case Jesus the Messiah).
An Invitation to Lent
With the pace and chaos of life, it is easy for even the most important things to sneak up on us. Maybe you’ve experienced this with an anniversary, birthday, holiday or big appointment. You knew it was coming, but you still weren’t ready for it. The problem is that these moments might lose significance without anticipation and preparation.
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