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Sacred and Still: Embrace the Holy Rhythms of the Lenten Season

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Embrace the journey of grace, peace, and hope this Easter.

Jesus invites us to come to Him just as we are—open, unafraid, and ready to receive His boundless love.

In Sacred & Still, Kendra, Kristin, and Julie gently guide us through the season of Lent and unpack what Christ’s sacrifice ultimately means for us. Through this beautiful Christian devotional, explore the deep significance of Jesus’ crucifixion and delight in the celebration of His resurrection. As we make space for Jesus in our lives, we’ll rediscover the true meaning of Easter, empowering us to share Him with others.

Combining a rich church tradition with a fresh perspective on its impact on our lives today, this daily devotional guides us through the 40 days leading up to Resurrection Day, to incorporate the spiritual discipline of fasting into your Lenten practicesprayers drawn from Scripturereflection prompts about what God is teaching youa beautiful, designed interiorMore than a call to a deeper understanding of Christ’s grace, Sacred & Still is an invitation to carry the peace and love of Jesus into our everyday lives. As we journey through the still and sacred beauty of the Lenten season, we find healing, freedom, renewal, and purpose in His presence.

288 pages, Hardcover

Published January 6, 2026

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Kristin Demery

14 books104 followers
A career in journalism set Kristin Demery up to one day publish her own stories of living this wild, precious life. She is now an author of numerous books—including her newest, One Good Word a Day (Tyndale, 2021)—and part of a trio of writers collectively known as The Ruth Experience. Kristin served as a newspaper and magazine editor, and her work has been featured in a variety of publications, including USA Today. She still works behind the scenes as an editor for others while writing her own series on kindness, friendship, and living with intention. An adventurer at heart, she loves checking items off the family bucket list with her husband and three daughters.

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January 28, 2026
This is an encouraging Lenten devotional. It is good for women who are new to observing Lent as well as those experienced in observing it. The three authors all contribute different, yet complimentary viewpoints and stories. It has 47 readings to cover each day of the Lenten season.

Here are a few of my favorite quotes:

“Every day, how we spend our minutes and hours adds silent tallies that can show us where our priorities lie. We ‘vote’ with our time.”

“Loving others well almost always comes at the cost of comfort, convenience, and/or the joy of getting our preference.”

“We’re tempted to believe that our small obediences are too insignificant and quiet to matter, especially when they cost us comfort, convenience, or preference.”

“Every yes we give is a no to something else, and the unintended consequences can be far-reaching.”

“‘The world is hard enough. I’d like to notice the good. I’m calling it extravagant complimenting,’ she said.”

I received a preview copy of this book from NetGalley.
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February 9, 2026
Elegant design of this hardcover book I received! Truly beautiful way to prepare your heart during Lent with reflections and sacred rhythms to bring into focus a heart postures towards Christ. I’m so thankful!
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February 28, 2026
This is a beautiful book that is spiritual, encouraging, inspiring and touched the soul.
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May 6, 2026
I absolutely loved this book. I would highly recommend to anyone that loves Jesus Christ.
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