Bring your congregation to the table this Lent. Lent at the Table is a complete six-week sermon series theme and scripture list built around the meals Jesus shared in the Gospel of Luke — from Levi's feast to the Last Supper. Each week includes a preaching theme, Scripture focus, and an immersive prayer station concept designed to move your congregation from pew to participation.

Some of the most important moments in Jesus' ministry happened around a table. He ate with tax collectors and sinners. He fed thousands with almost nothing. He broke bread with friends hours before the cross. Lent at the Table invites your congregation into those moments — and asks what it means to feast together in this season of reflection.

This series guide gives church leaders everything they need to plan a cohesive, experiential Lenten journey. Each of the six Sundays centers on a different meal from Luke's Gospel, with a clear thematic focus, prayer station concept, and sensory worship element that connects Scripture to everyday life — and makes the season memorable for your whole congregation, including families with children.

The six-week arc

The series is designed to be experiential from start to finish — each Sunday's prayer station gives your congregation something to taste, touch, offer, or receive, grounding the Scripture in a moment they won't soon forget. The final week is designed as a surprise banquet celebration for the whole congregation, children included.

Pair it with the Lent at the Table devotional journal for a fully integrated Lenten experience your congregation can take home.