Holy Habits: Steps Toward a Deeper Faith

As we journey from Lent to Easter, we are invited to reflect on the habits that shape our daily lives. Habits and routines help us stay on track in many areas—our physical, mental, and emotional well-being. But they also play a crucial role in our spiritual growth. In our upcoming sermon series, Holy Habits: Steps Toward a Deeper Faith, we will explore spiritual disciplines that draw us closer to God and strengthen our faith.

Lent is a season of self-examination, repentance, and renewal, making it the perfect time to commit—or recommit—to practices that nourish our souls. Whether it’s prayer, fasting, Scripture reading, worship, or acts of service, these disciplines help us cultivate a deeper relationship with Christ. Like any good habit, spiritual disciplines require intentionality and practice, but the rewards are transformative, leading to a faith that is richer, stronger, and more resilient.

Throughout this series, we will explore how these holy habits not only shape our personal faith but also impact our communities. When we engage in regular spiritual practices, we become more attuned to God’s presence in our lives and more equipped to love and serve others. As we prepare our hearts for the celebration of Easter, may we embrace these habits as steps on the path toward a more meaningful and abundant life in Christ.

Join us each Sunday as we take this journey together, learning how small, faithful steps can lead to a deeper and more fulfilling faith. Whether you’re beginning your spiritual walk or looking to renew your commitment, Holy Habits will provide encouragement and practical ways to draw nearer to God. Let’s take this season of Lent as an opportunity to grow, reflect, and prepare for the joy of resurrection.

-Deacon Deb