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Jesus sought me

Can you trust Jesus?

In this first Sunday of Lent, we ask Peter. Before he is the rock of the church, he is Simon the fisherman — tired, taxed, and washing empty nets. Jesus steps into his ordinary life, fills his nets beyond measure, and when Simon falls in fear, does not step back.

“Do not be afraid.”

This sermon explores how Jesus seeks us in empty nets and full ones, and how trust begins with one small response: “Because you say so.”

This Week’s Breath Prayers

Can you trust Jesus?

In this first Sunday of Lent, we ask Peter. Before he is the rock of the church, he is Simon the fisherman — tired, taxed, and washing empty nets. Jesus steps into his ordinary life, fills his nets beyond measure, and when Simon falls in fear, does not step back.

This sermon explores how Jesus seeks us in empty nets and full ones, and how Peter’s trust began with one small response: “Because you say so.”

This week’s breath prayers.

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Tune My Heart

On Ash Wednesday, we begin Lent by asking a simple but searching question: Am I in tune with the pitch?

Drawing from Psalm 51, this sermon explores how drift happens gradually—through small compromises, unchecked desire, and silence where truth should speak. When David is confronted by Nathan, he finally hears how far off he has become and prays, “Create in me a clean heart, O God.”

Like musicians tuning before the music begins, Lent invites us to pause, listen, and realign our hearts with God’s grace. Through a simple daily breath prayer, we practice making space and releasing what weighs us down—trusting that the God who creates can create again in us.

This week’s Breath Prayers.

On Ash Wednesday, we begin Lent by asking a simple but searching question: Am I in tune with the pitch?

Drawing from Psalm 51, this sermon explores how drift happens gradually—through small compromises, unchecked desire, and silence where truth should speak. When David is confronted by Nathan, he finally hears how far off he has become and prays, “Create in me a clean heart, O God.”

Like musicians tuning before the music begins, Lent invites us to pause, listen, and realign our hearts with God’s grace. Through a simple daily breath prayer, we practice making space and releasing what weighs us down—trusting that the God who creates can create again in us.

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