Experience a journey of spiritual growth this 2025 Lenten season with Walking with Jesus: Devotions for Lent and Easter 2025. This remarkable book is a compilation of thought-provoking reflections from various women of faith. Prepare yourself for Jesus Christ's death and resurrection with daily devotions that not only deepen your understanding but also strengthen your faith.
Each of the 47 daily devotions, taking you from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday, delves into significant themes like hope, prayer, humility, and grace. This 2025 Lent devotional offers a means to deepen your faith during this important liturgical period. Get insight into the lives of ordinary yet devout women as they share their reflections on how Lent resonates in their lives, inspiring you to apply the day's messages to your own life.
What to Expect
- 47 daily devotions, starting with Ash Wednesday (March 5, 2025) and continuing through Easter Sunday (April 20, 2025).
- Each daily devotion includes inspiring scripture to reassure you that God is with you always, a meaningful reflection sharing how God is at work in the writer's life, and a practical faith step to strengthen your Christian walk.
- Lent is never mentioned in the Bible, though its roots are deeply biblical. Stretching from Ash Wednesday through Holy Week, Lent draws from Jesus's 40 days in the wilderness. Are you wondering about those extra days on the calendar beyond 40? Sundays are meant for celebrating the Resurrection, no matter the season, and are exempt from our Lenten intentions and restrictions.
- A curated collection from Mornings with Jesus, Guideposts' best-selling annual devotional written by women for a woman's heart.
Join the Growing Trend of Devotional Practices
Whether you already have a daily or weekly devotional or prayer practice, or you are looking for a way to incorporate a simple, daily faith habit, Walking with Jesus: Devotions for Lent and Easter 2025 is the perfect opportunity to enrich your spiritual journey this Lenten and Easter season.
Consider reading this devotional with family members and friends to discuss your interpretations. Even if you do not have a daily devotion reading habit, Lent is a powerful time to incorporate devotions into your worship practice.
