Lenten Theme: “The I AM’s of Jesus”

During Lent, we journey with Jesus toward the cross, reflecting on who He truly is and what His sacrifice means for our lives. In the Gospel of John, Jesus reveals Himself through a series of powerful “I AM” statements—echoing God’s divine name revealed to Moses in Exodus 3:14. These declarations uncover the heart of Christ’s identity, His mission, and His promise to meet our deepest spiritual needs.

As we walk through this Lenten season, each “I AM” invites us into deeper faith: Jesus is our sustenance, our guidance, our protector, our source of life, our Savior, and our hope beyond death. Through Scripture, prayer, worship, and reflection, we will encounter Jesus anew—not only as teacher and miracle worker, but as the living Lord who sustains, leads, restores, and redeems.

This journey calls us to repentance, renewal, trust, and worship as we prepare our hearts for the hope and victory of Easter.

February 28/March 1: I AM the Bread of Life

Psalm: Psalm 78:17–29
Old Testament: Exodus 16:1–18
Gospel: John 6:22–40

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March 7/8: I AM the Light of the World

Psalm: Psalm 27:1–6
Old Testament: Isaiah 60:1–5
Gospel: John 8:12–20

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March 14/15: I AM the Good Shepherd

Psalm: Psalm 23
Old Testament: Ezekiel 34:11–24
Gospel: John 10:1–18

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March 21/22: I AM the True Vine

Psalm: Psalm 80:8–19
Old Testament: Isaiah 5:1–7
Gospel: John 15:1–17

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March 28: I AM the Way, the Truth, and the Life

Psalm: Psalm 25:1–10
Old Testament: Deuteronomy 30:15–20
Gospel: John 14:1–14

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April 4: I AM the Resurrection and the Life

Psalm: Psalm 16:5–11
Old Testament: Ezekiel 37:1–14
Gospel: John 11:17–44

Wednesday Service Series Theme: Christ’s Passion

As we gather during this holy season of Lent, we come with hearts humbled by the weight of Christ’s Passion and lifted by the depth of His love. We walk with Jesus on the road that leads to the cross, remembering His suffering, His sacrifice, and His obedience to the Father’s will. In word and song, prayer and silence, draw us again to the foot of the cross, where sin is confessed, grace is given, and forgiveness is won. Shape us through repentance, strengthen us through mercy, and renew us through the promise of life that comes through His death and resurrection. Amen.

February 25: Christ’s Passion: To Prepare a Table

Psalm: Psalm 113
Gospel: Luke 22:1–38

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March 4: Christ’s Passion: The Sweat of His Brow

Psalm: Psalm 114 
Gospel: Luke 22:39–53

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March 11: Christ’s Passion: The Costly Confession

Psalm: Psalm 115 
Gospel: Luke 22:54–71

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March 18: Christ’s Passion: The Costly Silence

Psalm: Psalm 116 
Gospel: Luke 23:1–12

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March 25: Christ’s Passion: The Spectacle of His Death

Psalm: Psalm 118 
Gospel: Luke 23:26–56