The Boards of Laity of the North and South Georgia Conferences of The
United Methodist Church invite you to join in a daily devotional this
Lenten season. They have invited United Methodist clergy and laity from
across Georgia to contribute. This laity-led initiative encourages
reflection, repentance, and spiritual renewal by slowing down
and connecting with God’s Word. This season helps us to remember
Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross and reflect on how His teachings guide
us toward holiness. May these next 40 days bring deep
transformation to our hearts!
journey to the Cross
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Day 1: Bishop Robin Dease
Wednesday, March 5
In today’s Lenten devotional, Bishop Robin Dease challenges us to embrace fasting, discipline, and justice as a way to draw closer to Christ. Reflecting on Matthew 6:16-18, she urges believers to practice generosity, humility, and self-control, and she invites us to commit to 40 days of justice—through small, intentional acts that promote environmental stewardship, compassion for the vulnerable, and a deeper engagement with faith, reminding us that persistence leads to progress in God’s kingdom.
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Day 2: Rev. Dr. Jonathan Fuller
Thursday, March 6
In today’s Lent devotion, Rev. Dr. Jonathan Fuller encourages us to shift from worry to prayer during Lent, using the season as a time to deepen our relationship with God. By replacing worry with intentional prayer, we can refocus on Christ and grow spiritually through the practice of surrender and trust.
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Day 3: Rev. Dr. Brian Tillman
Friday, March 7
In today’s Lenten devotional, Rev. Dr. Brian Tillman reflects on 1 Corinthians 13:5, emphasizing that love requires yielding—setting aside our own desires for the sake of others. He calls on us to embrace the deep, sacrificial love that Jesus demonstrated, yielding to God’s will and to one another in faith.
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Day 4: Lynn Harper
Saturday, March 8
In today’s devotional, Lynn Harper highlights the power of prayer as a sustaining force in all circumstances, especially during Lent. She encourages us to turn our worries into conversations with God, trusting in His guidance and allowing prayer to deepen our connection with Him.
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Day 5: Rev. Jamey Prickett
Monday, March 10
In today’s Lenten devotional, Rev. Jamey Prickett reminds us that a commitment to prayer must be central to who we are as followers of Jesus. Let us be bold in our prayer this Lent.
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Day 6: Rev. Rebecca Duke Barton
Tuesday, March 11
In today’s Lent devotional, Rev. Rebecca Duke-Barton invites us to view Lent as a time to L-E-N-G-T-H-E-N our time with God by removing spiritual roadblocks and deepening our connection with God. Drawing from a childhood memory of being stuck in traffic, Rebecca illustrates how stepping away from distractions can help us fully embrace prayer and fellowship with Christ.
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Day 7: Rev. Laurie Moeller
Wednesday, March 12
In today’s Lent devotional, Rev. Laurie Moeller reflects on Jesus' challenge to the rigid interpretation of the Sabbath, emphasizing that God's laws are meant to bring freedom, not confinement. She invites us to set aside fear and the pressure of productivity this season and to fully live into God’s new way of life.
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Day 8: Becky Britton
Thursday, March 13
In today’s Lent devotional, Becky Britton reflects on a deeply personal experience of loss and the ways God speaks to us in moments of transition. It encourages us to listen for God's presence, even in the most difficult times, and trust in His guidance and peace.
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Day 9: Rev. Minho Chung
Friday, March 14
Rev. Minho Chung offers a powerful reminder that Lent is an invitation to slow down and make space for God amid life’s busyness. His reflection on Psalm 46:10 challenges us to resist the culture of constant motion and instead embrace silence, stillness, and prayer. Through the simple yet profound practice of breath prayer, he provides a tangible way to center ourselves in God’s presence. His devotional encourages us not just to adopt this discipline for Lent but to carry it into every season of life, creating room for God’s voice, healing, and guidance. Will we pause long enough to listen?
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Day 10: Rev. Earnestine Campbell
Saturday, March 15
In today’s Lent devotional, Rev. Earnestine Campbell explores the "Recovery of Soul," a journey of healing, restoration, and self-discovery in Christ, especially in times of hardship. By recognizing our brokenness, seeking God through prayer and spiritual disciplines, and embracing His love, we can find renewal and wholeness in Him.
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