Praying Sideways to God: The Greater than God Experience. Lent Day 11
Lenten Recipe Recipe 11: Roasted Potato Fans! Lenten Journey Day 11 – More Important than God The eleventh day of Lent is a special one in the journey. Eleven is […]
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Conditioned Forgiveness – Lent Day 10
Day 10: Forgiveness Lenten Recipe Recipe 10: Red Cabbage Slaw Lenten Journey Day 10 – Forgiveness Jesus instructs us to pray the “Our Father” prayer. We say, “Our Father who […]
Listening – Lent Day 9
Lenten Recipe Recipe 9: Stuffed Egglplants Lenten Journey Day 9 – Listening Day 9 is a turning point in your Lenten Journey. Many of the toxins in your system have […]
Tooth is a Maximum, not Teeth
A Tooth for a tooth is the maximum sentence Next Step with Fr. Vazken #787 – February 19, 2024 – The disconnect between what is being preached and what we […]
Judgement – Lent Day 8
Lenten Recipe Recipe 8: Almond French Toast Day 8: Judgment As we begin the second week of the Lenten Season we explore our emotions and the actions they produce. We […]
Hidden Paradise: Lent Day 7
“Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.” ~Jesus (Matthew 5) Lenten Recipe Recipe […]
Pingo Gave it Away: Lent Day 6
Armodoxy for Today: Pingo gave it away (Lent Day 6) If it’s too good to be true… well, you know the rest. But I saw this antique-looking poster in shrink […]
Fasting Beyond Food: Lent Day 5
Day 5: Intense Fasting Lenten Recipe Recipe 5: Glazed Sweet Potatoes with Cranberries and Pecans! As we approach the end of our first week in Lent, remind yourself that […]
Charity: changing the greater-than sign
Day 4: Giving and placement of the greater-than sign Lenten Recipe Recipe 4: Spinach Salad with Passionfruit Dressing and Maple-Glazed Almonds As we are coming to understand, Lent gives […]
Prayer-Selftalk – Lent Day 3
Prayer-Selftalk – Lent Day 3 Lenten RecipeRecipe 3: Spicy Peanut Noodles Today we will discuss prayer in the life of the Christian and its importance during the Lenten period. […]
