The Road to the Cross

In Luke’s Gospel, there’s a moment when everything shifts. Jesus sets His face toward Jerusalem and he doesn’t turn back. From there, the road gets honest, perhaps a little too honest for his unsure disciples. It’s a road filled with misunderstood mercy, neighborly love that crosses lines, lost sons and open arms, tables full of sinners, a King who weeps, a crowd that shouts “Crucify,” and finally, hearts set on fire.

This Lent, we’re going to walk that road with him. Not just to remember what happened back then but to ask what it means to follow a King like this now. The Road to the Cross isn’t sentimental but it is marked with love around every bend—a love that will cost us everything.