Lent Stories

A collection of Poems by your very own in an expression of grace and pain and a journey of lost souls...

A collection of resources to learn about the Orthodox Church, liturgical hymns, and Icons. By a sixteen year old girl who is seeking to become Orthodox

Lent is a season of reflection and preparation before the celebrations of Easter - the resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ. This book talks about the Holy Season of Lent and Easter along with all the other Feasts which are associated with it.

This is a Christian poem about life and death, and the hopeful promise of eternal life through Jesus. I wrote this as a sort of prayer during this winter/spring season of Lent, and it's my personal reflection on our mortality.

Holy Week of season of lent always comes with distinctive and important events: we have the holy dates that starts with Palm Sunday; we also have the 7 last words of Jesus Christ during Good Friday; and of course the celebration Easter Sunday. It is important for us to also know the essence of these so called events. We are not here to just find these holy dates traditional. The death of Jesus Christ is a historic event that changed the course of our history and set our futures into a different path however before His last breath, He gave us His last 7 words. Connecting this topic to The Chronicles of Narnia is not for fun. It is to remind us that Narnia is not just a novel written for children. The series is written by C.S. Lewis who is a Christ follower and also a discipler. As some may know, Narnia has been connected to many points from the Bible: from the crucifixion and resurrection seen in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe to the depiction of judgement in the book of Revelation found in The Last Battle, it is not seemingly new to us that these timeless tales of Jack have so much more to offer. And so, here is something that I have thought to do during this Holy Week season. Before starting, here is something that some have found with regards to the 7 last words "Traditionally, these seven sayings are called words of 1. Forgiveness, 2. Salvation, 3. Relationship, 4. Abandonment, 5. Distress, 6. Triumph and 7. Reunion." Each have different meanings but all of them holds a very important message. Let's study each of them and find their meaning.

Poems/lyrics that are also kind of prayers. My attempts to use my writing to honour God. Based on my own experiences with faith as well as inspired by scripture, my church, and people in my life.

Every year on the first day of lent, Ash Wednesday, schools all around the world get a rice bowl. The rice bowl is a box where you can but in your pocket money, change, or just the money you were going to use to buy yourself a treat. This money goes to the poor and to the struggling families all around the world. So if you have a rice bowl or you just want some lent advice read this.

The story of the demon assigned to tempt the Son of God. My plan is to update daily during lent of 2020. It's turning out be something like a Jesus Christ Superstar crossed with a dark fantasy--or maybe it's a demonic Jesus Christ Superstar?

Old story from long ago about a debate Dave and I had regarding giving up Red Meat for lent and all of the ramifications of what actually constituted red meat or white meat. The story is true as far as you can tell and the names have not been changed. Sarcasm warning. You can check out anytime you like...

Every year, I attempt to write 40 religious poems - one for each day of Lent. I've never made it to 40, yet, but perhaps this will be the year!

This is part 2 of my prayer/devotional 'It's Me Again God'.Join me as I spend time in prayer, read the Bible and just listen to what God has to say each day. He loves us to talk to Him and wants us to get to know Him better. "Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path." Psalm‬ ‭119:105‬ ‭NIV‬‬

50 Shades Of Possum Important: Updated every saturday, more if I feel like it Part 1: This is the tale of a man's journey through the confusion of adolescence Part 2: Guys, I feel like I went to far. Damn, I really think I went too far. Some things are not meant to be written about. This is one of them.

Bitterli wanted it more graphic. SO HERE WE FUCKING GO!

Much of what we believe stems from a conversation between Peter and Jesus. Let's take a look at some of those conversations.

I wanted this