Our Heavenly Father is the God of more. The problem is we His children always settle for less. While Lent is a time of less, it becomes a time of more on Easter Sunday. Glory be to the Father!

The truth is no matter what we think is good, God offers us better. Glory be to the Father!

Where is our attitude; How is it formed; Why does it have so much power? More importantly, how do we get it more Christ-centered? Only Jesus can help us with it. And Lent is the perfect time to start. Glory be to the Father!

Jesus shows us falling isn't failing if we get back up. He falls three times and gets up to face His death. Glory be to the Father!

of the Cross. After attending a service spend additional time at a particular station that has touched your heart. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide you to that station, Glory be to the Father!

Between now and Easter Sunday God can do supernatural things in our lives; if we let Him. Glory be to the Father!

An external sign of our interiority. Glory be to the Father!

Versus getting humbled. As we prepare for tomorrow - Ash Wednesday and the beginning of Lent, we really must check our attitudes at the door. Our God cannot make the needed changes if we re full of ourselves; and we don't make room for Him. Glory be to the Father!

We can be overly complicated; especially on the inside (our souls.) It is often not what we say or do that causes our greatest sins. We have to guard against the prolonged thoughts of fear, anger, envy, lust. After all, they are all clearly seen by our Lord. And He is our cure as well. Glory be to the Father!

Jesus was considered a radical by the Jewish leaders; and He calls us to be radical as well. To understand our calling we must understand this word. Radical - to return to the origin. Jesus simply calls all to return to God and His love. Glory be to the Father!