Crossroads: Finding the Way Home

At the final crossroads, Jesus chooses love all the way through, even at great cost.

The road of love leads to life — and resurrection opens the door to home.

At the crossroads of power and service, Jesus chooses love that kneels and serves.

God’s way home often challenges our expectations of success, power, and victory.

The journey home may require letting go of what we cling to so new life can grow.

At every crossroads, love — not fear — is the truest guide toward home.

Finding the way home often requires clearing out what distracts, clutters, or competes for our devotion.

Some roads keep us stuck not because they are wrong, but because they feel familiar and safe.

When the path forward feels uncertain, the wilderness becomes a place of listening rather than failure.

Lent begins with honest awareness — naming where we are before deciding where we are going.