“Have I told Jesus all of my story?” That’s the question that we are going to unpack in this episode. Most of us have confessed and have sought healing in particular places of our lives, but there are still parts of who we are now that we keep in the dark—the stench. The reality of that stench is that it is discouraging and despairing, but Jesus comes, and He’s not afraid of that.
This episode is the fifth part of our Lenten series on Fr. Mark Toups’s Lenten Companion. An invitation to have the radical vulnerability and trust to say, “Jesus, here is everything.” Let Him see all of the death and stench in our lives.
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