Lent & Easter

The bustling streets of Jerusalem, palm branches waving as a man rides upon a donkey. A final, intimate meal with friends. The heartbreaking betrayal and the gravity of a trial. Stand in silent awe at the foot of the cross, and finally, rejoice in the triumph of the empty tomb. 

Follow along as we medidate on Jesus' sacrifice and the profound hope of His resurrection.

Whom Do You Seek - Easter

Journey through Holy Week and experience Jesus' final week on earth. This day-by-day guide follows Jesus’ footsteps from Palm Sunday to Easter. Each day Kris Langham walks you through the Word with background and insight to bring the story to life. Explore this climactic moment in history for yourself, and grow together with others through the discussion questions provided for group reflection.

Holy Week 2026 | Death & Back Again in His Footsteps

Through a blend of Scripture readings, clips from “The Chosen,” and devotional material, this 8-day Holy Week reading plan will stir deep reflection and prayer as you’re placed right in the middle of key moments from the final days of Jesus' ministry on earth: from his riding into Jerusalem, to the clearing of the Temple courts, to the Upper Room - and on into the Garden.

Holy Week With the Chosen

What if you walked through Easter Week as a witness, from palms to silence to resurrection, watching Jesus overturn tables, share bread, endure the cross, and rise again in hope?

Walking With Jesus Through Easter Week

Lent begins with dust — not resolve, not improvement, not certainty.

This three-day plan draws on poems from Unfinished Faith and the Lenten liturgy. Each day offers a poem, a brief reflection, Scripture, and a prayer.

These days are an invitation to enter the season slowly and truthfully, without performance or hurry — to begin Lent where you already are.

Marked by Dust - a Lent Devotional

Easter is an important holiday in the life of a Christian, but every year, it seems like we hear the same story. In this devotional, Rick Renner discusses what really happened from Gethsemane to the empty tomb. Jesus made a harrowing, horrific sacrifice for us, but most importantly, He rose again to pay for our sins.

The Real Purpose of Easter

The Lent Project is an initiative of Biola University's Center for Christianity, Culture and the Arts. Each daily devotion includes a portion of Scripture, a devotional, a prayer, a work of visual art or a video, a piece of music, and a poem plus brief commentaries on the artworks and artists. The Seven Last Words of Christ refers to the seven short phrases uttered by Jesus on the cross, as gathered from the four Christian gospels. This devotional project connects word, image, voice and song into daily meditations on these words.

A Lenten Meditation on the Gospel of Mark: Week 1

Join us on this 7-day devotional as we pray for the lost people in our cities, for the believers in our churches, and for the individuals we personally invite to church. The journey of a lifetime begins with a single moment, a single step, and a single invitation: the Greatest Invitation! Get ready to invite someone you care about to come and see and ultimately, find faith in Jesus!

The Greatest Invitation

Two angels, one at the head and one at the feet, and the space between them empty. When Mary Magdalene arrived at the tomb, she witnessed a scene that would resonate deeply for anyone formed by Israel's Scriptures. The mercy seat of the Ark was framed by two cherubim positioned the same way, marking the place where God promised to meet His people. Coincidence, or a story unfolding across centuries? This 5-day plan follows the thread from tabernacle to tomb, where sacred imagery becomes intimate reality, and the risen Christ still speaks, calling His people each by name.