Can we allow ourselves to be exposed before the Lord in prayer? Can we be before the Lord as we are and not hold anything back from ourselves or hide in any way? We are attempting to unpack these questions in this seventh part of our Lenten series.
In this episode, we talk about how we can be stripped of everything we clothe ourselves with—clothed with the dignity of the Father’s providence and our identity. An invitation to be naked without shame and give God everything—to surrender the fullness of our past and our lives to Him and firmly trust that He can take it all on himself and let us begin again.
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