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  “Then she arose with her daughters-in-law to return from the country of Moab, for she heard in the fields of Moab that the Lord had visited his people and given them food.”

  Ruth 1:6



  Beloved, sometimes the word that we need comes suddenly and in ordinary ways. For ten years, Naomi lived in Moab. There she suffered loss and gained two daughters-in-law.

  We are not told why she was in the field. Was it pleasure or work-related? Was she still feeling the ache of loss, was going home on her mind, or had she given up on ever returning there? We can only speculate what Naomi was doing on that particular day and what she was thinking, but it did not keep the good word of God from coming to her, even in a foreign land.

  We are privileged to open our Bibles each day and receive the good word of God. Regardless of our circumstances, thoughts, or emotions, scripture is living and active. It accomplishes God’s will in us through the power of the Spirit. Scripture is our daily bread, essential for our spiritual sustenance. Additionally, the Lord uses our circumstances and the counsel of others to convey His providence.

  Whether we are at rest or engaged in labor, alone or among others, God will speak to us. The good report will reach us, stirring our faith and prompting us to respond to what the Lord has prepared for us. The sheep of the Good Shepherd recognize His voice because they belong to Him. He leads us into green pastures and restores our souls for His name’s sake. The Lord continues to visit His people and provide for them. He that has ears let them hear the word of the Lord.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

  • May 15
  • 1 min read

 “The steps of a man are established by the Lord, when he delights in his way, though he fall, he shall not be cast headlong, for the Lord upholds his hand.”

   Psalm 37:23



  Beloved, upon what foundation do you stand today? What assurance do you possess that, should you stumble or fail, you will regain your balance and rise again?

  Our deepest hope rests in the faithfulness and goodness of God. He observes us, understands us, and supports us. The strength necessary for each day is provided by His grace, which remains sufficient for every circumstance. We are renewed by His mercy, which is renewed each morning, accompanied by the promise that nothing in life can separate us from God’s love for us in Christ Jesus.

  The righteous individual will encounter hardship, blessing, joy, and sorrow. Although endowed with the strength to persevere, they may still stumble and experience failure.

  God stabilizes us when our footing is uncertain. He lifts, renews, and sustains us. God’s promise is to complete the good work He has begun. The Lord holds your hand today, and His grasp remains strong even when yours is weak.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

 “Save us, Lord; we are perishing.”

  Matthew 8:25


 Beloved, the storms in our lives prompt us to seek the Lord. Frequently, we are unprepared for life's circumstances, which unsettle us and reveal our vulnerability. In the midst of overwhelming trials, let us direct our pleas solely to God.

  Christ slept during the storm because He had no fear of the tempest. He understood that the Father's will would be accomplished and that His life would not end at sea, as His purpose was to redeem humanity from sin. Those accompanying Him were also under His protection. Despite the howling wind and roaring sea, all remained secure.

  The trials you encounter will not destroy you. Although they may bring doubt, fear, and distress, Christ remains with you. Nothing can remove you from God's care. He orchestrates all circumstances for your benefit. The providence of God continues to calm the winds and waves. He is present with you, ensuring you will not be lost.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

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