In this episode of the Dulin Weekly Podcast, Pastor James reflects on Lent as an invitation to examine the rhythms that shape our daily lives. Noting the church’s seasonal pattern of preparation and celebration, he explores how Lent creates space to pause, notice, and gently realign what feels hurried, chaotic, or disconnected. Through everyday examples — worship, prayer, habits, and even the practices we set aside — listeners are encouraged to ask which rhythms nourish their relationship with God, others, and themselves, and which may be draining or distracting. Rather than a season of obligation, Lent is framed as a compassionate experiment: a time to try new practices, release unhelpful patterns, and cultivate attentiveness so that life’s deeper, life-giving rhythms can emerge with greater clarity and intention.
