Psalm 91:1-2, 9-16 | After our first Sunday in Lent, we ventured into the wilderness with Jesus. From that place of wilderness, Jesus would be led into ministry, and finally led to his cross and resurrection. But what about us? Where do our journeys lead? And even more deeply, what might it mean for us not to race ahead to the “destination” of our journey, but to simply “be” in the spot we are—right now—on our journey? Might that be exactly where we are meant to be? And might that be exactly where Christ meets us? Join us for worship as we consider where we are on our journeys and as we claim the truth that God, our refuge and strength, fills us to the brim wherever we find ourselves.
Wednesday, March 9, 2022, Midweek Bulletin
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