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Lent 2025

When someone asks you, “How is your spiritual life going?” What comes to mind? How do you define spirituality? How do you assess spiritual growth? When someone asks you how your spiritual life is going, the real question is, “Are you becoming more loving towards God and people?” Regardless of anything else you measure, how you stand up against that statement will reveal your true spiritual stature. This measurement is the supreme spiritual diagnosis for Christ-followers who want to please him. What would this kind of life look like if you actually lived it out? 

Let’s face it, you could chalk this concept as another idea that sounds good but isn’t really practical. Yet God is inviting you to make each moment of every day a chance to learn from him and how to master the art of life. The apostle Paul put it like this: “Whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus. Why not give your spirituality a health check and join us this Lenten time on a journey “Living Hope”.  

Week 1 “Imperfect” – Exploring how we hold on to hope in lives that are messy and a world that is imperfect.

Week 2 “Together”- Exploring the ways joining with others allows us to find hope ourselves and offer hope to those who need it.

Week 3 “Trusting” – Exploring what it means to trust in the hope God promises, even when we feel uncertain about the future.

Week 4 “Noticing” – Exploring how we can deepen our hope by noticing signs of God is doing.

Week 5 “Courage” – Exploring how being rooted in hope can give us courage to face difficulties and seek change

Week 6 “Holy Week” – Transformed” – Exploring how God can transform even the most broken situation.

Each session will last around an hour – 

Tuesday’s during Lent, commencing 11th March 7.00pm in Church.

Thursday’s during Lent, commencing 13th March 10am in Church.

Thursday’s during Lent, commencing 13th March 12noon St Andrew’s Connah’s Quay.

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