46 days · seasonal
Lent
46 days from Ash Wednesday through Holy Saturday.
Overview
A penitential journey through the Gospels, Isaiah's Servant Songs, and the Psalms of repentance, ending at the foot of the cross.
All days
- Day 1Ash Wednesday — true fasting
- Day 2Return to the Lord
- Day 3Jesus in the wilderness
- Day 4Beatitudes
- Day 5Lord's Prayer
- Day 6Ask, seek, knock
- Day 7Healings
- Day 8Calling Matthew
- Day 9Sending the twelve
- Day 10Come to me
- Day 11Lord of the Sabbath
- Day 12Parables
- Day 13Feeding the 5000
- Day 14Tradition and the heart
- Day 15Peter's confession
- Day 16Transfiguration
- Day 17Forgiveness
- Day 18On marriage and wealth
- Day 19Laborers in the vineyard
- Day 20Triumphal entry foreshadowed
- Day 21The suffering servant
- Day 22My God, my God
- Day 23A penitential psalm
- Day 24Confession
- Day 25Out of the depths
- Day 26Lost and found
- Day 27Pharisee and tax collector
- Day 28Zacchaeus
- Day 29Last Supper
- Day 30Crucifixion
- Day 31Lazarus
- Day 32Anointing at Bethany
- Day 33Foot washing
- Day 34I am the way
- Day 35The true vine
- Day 36Promise of the Spirit
- Day 37High Priestly prayer
- Day 38Arrest and trial
- Day 39The crucifixion
- Day 40He emptied himself
- Day 41A great high priest
- Day 42The new covenant
- Day 43Once for all
- Day 44Born to a living hope
- Day 45By his wounds
- Day 46Holy Saturday — great is his faithfulness
FAQ
When does Lent start?
Ash Wednesday — 46 days before Easter Sunday (Western date in v1).
Can I start mid-Lent?
Yes. We'll fast-forward you to today's day.