
The episode discusses the importance of clearing distractions from our lives to allow for spiritual growth during Lent.
Third Sunday of Lent Sermon Series: 40 Days of Growth Sermon: Cleaning House Scripture: John 2:13-22 Lent continues—not just in the wilderness around us, but in the deeper rooms of our own hearts. This week, in Gospel of John 2:13–22, we encounter a different image of Jesus. Not quiet. Not withdrawn. But turning over tables in the temple courts. And if we’re honest, that feels familiar. We live in a world that fills every corner of our lives. Calendars overflow. Notifications ping. Opinions shout. Expectations pile up. Before we know it, the sacred spaces within us—our attention, our priorities, our worship—are cluttered with things that don’t truly give life. And into that cluttered space, Jesus still walks. He looks at our carefully arranged tables—the habits we’ve justified, the priorities we’ve misplaced, the distractions we’ve normalized—and asks hard but loving questions: What doesn’t belong here? What has taken up space that was meant for prayer? What needs to be cleared out so something deeper can grow? In this week’s message from our 40 Days of Growth series, “Cleaning House,” we’ll explore what it means to let Christ reorder our hearts—overturning what distracts us so…
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