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Relaxing into Lent on Morning Air Friday March 6 at 8am CST

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Our Lenten journey continues on Relevant Radio’s “Morning Air” this Friday, March 6, 2015 at 8am CST. Host John Harper will be picking up where we left off during my February 25 segment when we chatted about “The Desert in Lent.” This Friday, we’ll be going deeper into Lent by discussing “Relaxing into Lent.”

So, please mark your calendars and join us on Relevant Radio’s ‘Morning Air.” We’ll be accepting calls at 1-877-766-3777, and would love to hear from you.

In case you missed the February 25 show, here’s the link to listen.

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