In this week’s Dulin Podcast, Pastor James reflects on Lent as a season of realignment—not through dramatic, mountaintop gestures, but through what he calls “small yeses and small noes.” Using the metaphor of a car’s wheel alignment (and its limits), he invites us to see spiritual growth as gradual and relational rather than mechanical. Real change, he suggests, happens in the subtle daily choices: a kind word, a needed boundary, a moment of dignity offered or received. As we continue through Lent, we are encouraged to pay attention to these small decisions that quietly shape our connection to God and one another, trusting that over time, they gently guide our lives back into alignment.
