Lent Stories

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

this is mostly poetry about Jesus sacrifice and God's love and Grace. prayers and Bible verses. Poems to read during the Lent Season..

Unexpected to be isekai'd and got adopted by Agatha Harmon, the strongest member of the island guardians, as her little brother, the reborned individual now named Alexis...

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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...

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 o...

Princess Alix has a secret. She isn't a princess. She isn't royal. She wasn't even born to this time. She is a time traveler, placed in the court of Richard the Lionhear...

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

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 m...

So I'm Christian and Ash Wednesday starts something called Lent. It basically is when Jesus went into the desert for 40 days with no food or water, and was tempted by th...

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 cros...

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 chur...

2021 Lent Journey

JoeXStyrofamRandy He is like obsesed with that strange styrofram he probably fuks that thing in his sleeps but what do I know let's start reading

Thoughts and experiences about the lenten journey, one poem at a time.