As we journey through Lent together, you’re invited to a reflective midweek series of Bible conversations centered on wilderness stories – those sacred places of waiting, testing, and deepened trust in God.
Each gathering will be grounded in prayer and shaped by shared conversation, allowing the text and the Spirit to guide us. We’ll move chronologically through key moments in Scripture, beginning with the Israelites receiving manna in the wilderness, turning next to John the Baptist and his prophetic life in the wilderness, and concluding with Jesus’ forty days in the wilderness.
Together we’ll wonder: What does it mean to walk through the wilderness with God? Where are we braving wilderness spaces in our own lives right now? And what do these stories reveal about God’s faithful presence with us, even in uncertainty?
Join us in the Seminar Room, 6:30–7:30 PM, on Wednesdays: February 25, March 4 and 11, for thoughtful conversation, listening, and prayer.
WEEKLY TOPICS
Feb 25 – The Israelites in the Wilderness (Exodus 16)
March 4 – John the Baptist in the Wilderness (Mark 1:1–8)
March 11 – Jesus in the Wilderness (Matthew 4:1–11)
Come for one week or all three – each conversation stands on its own, and all are welcome.
