Second Sunday in Lent Psalm 121

Genesis 12:1-4a

Psalm 121

Romans 4:1-5, 13-17

John 3:1-17

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Season of lent, Year a

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Rachel Clark

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Date Added

Aug 28, 2025

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Discussion Questions

When have their been people in your life that have reminded you to turn to God for help?
Have there been certain Scripture passages from God’s Word that have been a source of comfort in difficult times?
What other sources of help are you temped to turn towards before turning to God?
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Author

Rachel Clark

Rachel Clark serves as co-pastor of New Monmouth Presbyterian Church in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, sharing ministry responsibilities with her husband, Casey. With a Bachelor of Arts from Wheaton College and a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, Rachel brings a strong theological foundation and a deep passion for Scripture and community to her pastoral work. Together, Rachel and Casey are raising five lively children, who fill their home with energy, laughter, and joy.

Rachel’s life is a testament to balance—she seamlessly navigates the demands of family life and ministry. She enjoys hiking in the stunning Shenandoah Valley, reading books on a wide range of subjects, baking sweet treats for family and friends, and engaging in thought-provoking conversations during walks with loved ones. Rachel also values creating meaningful connections with family and friends through board games, which foster joy and camaraderie.

In addition to her pastoral ministry, Rachel has a playful side and holds a unique distinction—she was a key player on Princeton Theological Seminary’s 2006–2007 intramural football championship team, The Golden Calves, alongside TPW founder Stu Strachan. This achievement highlights her team-oriented nature and energetic spirit.

Rachel’s ministry is characterized by her warmth, wisdom, and unwavering commitment to fostering faith in others. She continues to serve with grace and purpose, embodying the joy and love that define her home life and community engagement. Rachel is deeply invested in the spiritual growth of her congregation, leading with a spirit of authenticity and compassion, and continues to live out her calling with a heart for those she serves.