Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the season of Lent when we focus on reflection, fasting, and prayer.

Many Christians choose to fast during Lent. It has also been a custom to give up a favorite food or a luxury to dedicate this personal sacrifice to God. This is not...

Loving God, forgive our shallow activities, and give us the courage to live our faith through actions that are instruments of liberation so that we may be in community with our neighbors who suffer and feel rejected. Amen.


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Leccionario Semanal
March 4–10, 2019
Resumen de la Escritura

As we begin the season of Lent, the readings provide several images of how we might prepare our hearts. Deuteronomy focuses on gratitude with a recitation of the history of God’s faithfulness. The people are instructed to offer their gifts to God as a response to God’s generosity. The psalmist focuses on faithfulness. If we put our confidence in God, God will protect and sustain us. In Romans, Paul emphasizes faith. Our confession of faith from the mouth should come from the heart, and this heart confession saves us. The story of the temptation of Jesus admonishes us to know biblical truth. The devil tempts Jesus with half-truths—even scriptural quotes—but Jesus counters with correct understanding of God’s word and God’s character.

Preguntas para la reflexión

Read Deuteronomy 26:1-11. We no longer offer physical sacrifices to God. How do you give the “first fruits” of your labor to God in thanksgiving?
Read Psalm 91:2, 9-16. Recall a time you have felt abandoned or insecure. How did God respond to your call?
Read Romans 10:8b-13. Paul learned to see those he once despised as his equals in Christ. Whom does God call you to learn to love?
Read Luke 4:1-13. How do you follow Jesus’ example to use scripture to resist temptation?

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