Unraveled: Sin, Grace, and New Life

Something's not right, and we all feel it. In ourselves. In our relationships. In the world around us. Things keep coming undone.

Lent is the season when the church gets honest about that. We don't pretend everything's fine. We don't offer quick fixes or easy answers. Instead, we sit in the tension of a world that's fraying at the edges and ask: Is there a way through this?

This Lent, we're following Paul's letter to the Romans through the unraveling, naming the brokenness we usually avoid, discovering faith that survives the ruins, and finding hope that somehow holds when everything else falls apart. Along the way, we'll encounter a grace that doesn't just forgive the past but makes new life possible right now.

If you've ever wondered whether Christianity has anything honest to say about the mess we're in or whether resurrection is more than just something that happened once to one person two thousand years ago, this series is for you.

February 22: First Sunday in Lent: Unraveled by Sin

Romans 5:12–19

March 1: Second Sunday in Lent: Faith in the Ruins

Romans 4:1–5, 13–17

March 8: Third Sunday in Lent: Hope That Holds Through the Storm

Romans 5:1–11

March 15: Fourth Sunday in Lent: Exposed by the Light

Ephesians 5:8–14

March 15: Fourth Sunday in Lent: Exposed by the Light

Ephesians 5:8–14

March 22: Fifth Sunday in Lent: Alive in the Spirit

Romans 8:6–11