Reclaim Lent Day 13: “Born Again” by Josh Garrels

SUPPORTING SCRIPTURE

Nehemiah 8:10 As we explore how to observe Lent, we’ve decided to get creative with devotional songs—because who doesn’t like to connect with God through music? Spruce up your Lent journey by tuning into the audience song recommendation below and then listen along to some good Christian music!

 

Journey Through Lent, Day 13

What does it mean to repent from your sins? Some messages we hear sound so aggressive or fear-driven: “Repent. OR ELSE.” 

Whew. Scary stuff. 

Something we have been thinking about during this season of Lent, is the joy of repentance. We can celebrate turning from our own ways and walking with God!

Check out this song “Born Again” by Josh Garrels, as it represents this so well in today’s step in our journey through Lent (watching the animated music video makes it even better).

Scripture

After a reading of the Law, God’s people realized how far they had strayed from his direction. But when they started to weep in regret, Nehemiah encouraged them, 

“Do not grieve, for the joy of the Lord is your strength” (Nehemiah 8:10).

Reflect

Think about your experience with the concept of repentance. What do you think has most heavily influenced it? Consider asking God to point out any lies you’re believing about what he thinks of you when you fall short and make mistakes.

 

Looking for more ways to connect with God on your Lent journey? Visit this page to follow along with 40 days of curated content designed to guide you in your journey through Lent this year!

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