Lent is often understood as a season of restraint, sacrifice, and reflection on human frailty, yet at its core, it is also a time of transformation—a journey toward a fuller, more abundant life. Full to the Brim invites us to experience Lent not as a season of scarcity, but as a time to be filled to overflowing with God’s boundless grace. The scriptures of this Lenten season, drawn from the Revised Common Lectionary (Year C), are rich with images of abundance: Jesus as a mother hen gathering her chicks in love, a prodigal son welcomed home with celebration, a fig tree nurtured with patience and care, and a house filled with the fragrance of extravagant love. These stories remind us that God's mercy and love spill over, reaching beyond our expectations and inviting us into a deeper, more expansive faith. This Lent, we are called to shed the false narratives of unworthiness, scarcity, and fear that can so often take root in our lives. Instead, we step into a story of grace that refuses to be limited or withheld. When we allow ourselves to be filled with God’s love, it changes us—transforming not only our own hearts but the world around us. Like water that overflows its vessel, grace is not meant to be contained; it is meant to spill out, touching everything in its path. Through each week of this journey, we will explore what it means to live fully—trusting that we are already claimed and loved by God, leaning into the rhythms of justice and compassion, and embracing both joy and grief as part of a life rich in meaning. As we move toward the cross and ultimately to the empty tomb, we do so with hearts open to resurrection hope—the promise that life, love, and grace will always have the final word. This Lent, let us live fully. Let us trust in God’s abundant promises. Let us be Full to the Brim.