During this season of Lent and leading up to Easter, Worship Anew will offer special programs for an additional opportunity for aging adults to hear God’s Word. We will offer programs for Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, and a special "My Song Is Love Unknown" Lenten Choir program. 

The programs will be offered below as well as through Worship Anew’s digital-only platforms, including streaming on our YouTube channel, through our app on Roku, Apple TV, Google TV, and Amazon Firestick, as well as through our app on iPhone and Android devices. Learn about these ways to watch the program at WorshipAnew.org/app

Also, follow along with our Hope-Full Living Devotions throughout Lent, and read our March and April Broadcaster magazines. Both are available online or in print. 

My Song Is Love Unknown: A Lenten Musical Remembrance

As we look to the coming of our King, join Worship Anew in a time of song with a choir program, “My Song Is Love Unknown: A Lenten Musical Remembrance.” Worship Anew brings together hymns from choirs who have recorded for our weekly worship program. 

This program includes the following hymns:

► “My Song Is Love Unknown” (LSB #430) by the Worship Anew Choir

► “All Mankind Fell in Adam’s Fall” (LSB #562) by the Concordia Lutheran High School A Cappella Choir, Fort Wayne, Ind.

► “God Loved the World So That He Gave” (LSB #571) by the Worship Anew Choir

► “Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me” (LSB #761) by the Lincoln Lutheran High School Chamber Choir, Lincoln, Neb.

► “The Lamb” (LSB #547) by Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School, Centralia, Ill.

► “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” (LSB #425) by the Worship Anew Choir

► “Lift High the Cross” (LSB #837) by the Indiana District LWML Choir

► “Be Present at Our Table, Lord” (LSB #775) by the Worship Anew Choir

► “Abide with Me” (LSB #878) by the Lincoln Lutheran High School Choir, Lincoln, Neb.

Jesus’ Death – Good News
April 3, 2026 – Good Friday
Guest Pastor – Rev. Douglas Punke

It’s Good Friday, but do you feel good about it? Or on Good Friday, do you feel bad for what Jesus suffered and why that was necessary? Jesus suffered and died for you – for your salvation, but He died and rose again for your everlasting good.

Sermon Text: 1 Corinthians 15:3; Isaiah 53:5
Readings: Psalm 31; Isaiah 52:13-53:12; John 19:17-30

Featured Choir: Concordia Lutheran High School, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Featured Art and Architecture: Zion Lutheran Church, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Do You Understand?
March 29, 2026 – Palm Sunday
Rev. Scott Zeckzer

We are told that the disciples did not understand what was going on during the first Palm Sunday. The crowds were excited about Jesus but were confused, too. What about you? Do you understand Palm Sunday?

Sermon Text: John 12:16
Readings: Psalm 118:19-29; Philippians 2:5-11; John 12:12-19

Featured Choirs: Holy Cross Angelis Choir, Fort Wayne, Ind.; Holy Cross Men’s Chorus, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Featured Art and Architecture: Emmanuel Lutheran Church, New Haven, Ind.

The Great Exchange
February 18, 2026 – Ash Wednesday
Guest Pastor - Rev. Joe Hoem

Lent isn’t about improving ourselves but about seeing what Christ has done for us. The One who knew no sin became sin in our place, bearing our guilt on the cross. In Him, we are made righteous, forgiven, and free to live as God’s beloved.

Sermon Text: 2 Corinthians 5:20b-6:10
Readings: Psalm 51:1-13; 2 Corinthians 5:20b-6:10; Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21

Featured Choirs: Lincoln Lutheran High School, Lincoln, Neb.; St. Paul’s Lutheran School, Fort Wayne, Ind.; Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School, Centralia, Ill.; St. John Lutheran Church, Indianapolis, Ind.

Featured Art and Architecture: St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Fort Wayne, Ind.