A Lenten and Eastertide journey for people who are tired of pretending faith is tidy.

We all want to fast-forward. Past the wilderness. Past the waiting. Past the grief. Straight to resurrection.

This season refuses to rush.

From the mountain of Transfiguration to the empty tomb and into the early church, we follow Jesus through the parts we usually try to manage, avoid, or control. Each week names a real stress response we recognize in ourselves—fight, flight, overthinking, defensiveness, burnout, skepticism—and places it next to the steady presence of Christ. The good part is not escape. It is God shaping us right here in ordinary life.

Here’s how it all fits together:

The podcast is where we slow down with the scripture and talk it through. You’ll hear the texture of the week’s theme, honest reflections, and space to wrestle without rushing to easy answers.

The blog posts offer a written companion—clear, thoughtful reflections you can read, share, or use in small groups.

The weekly devotional emails are short and steady. A focused scripture, a prayer, and a simple invitation to practice faith in your actual week.

Together, they create one long conversation through Lent and Eastertide. You can listen on your commute, read at your desk, or pray before bed. The goal is not to add more noise. It is to help you stay present long enough to recognize that resurrection has been meeting you all along.

If you’ve ever wanted to skip to the good part, this season is for you.