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 “My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When shall I come and appear before God?”

  Psalm 42:2



   Beloved, we set our calendars for appointments and events. Waiting for the day to arrive so that we might receive an answer to our alignment while hoping for relief.  There are times when the day will not come fast enough because of discomfort; sadly, appointments are fulfilled but with no answer and no relief.

There is no need to wait to come before our Lord. He is always present, willing and able to satisfy the weary believer. The Spirit of God provides life-giving water that refreshes the soul, even when the body is ill, and the mind is fatigued.

  We approach the God of all comfort, who consoles us in every distress. Are you spiritually thirsty or weary? Come to the throne of grace. Entrust your burdens to Him who first loved you. The Good Shepherd, who gave His life for you, has called you by name and prepared a place for you at the Father’s table.

  Take your place and receive all that the Father has prepared for you. Your soul will be satisfied; there is no reason to delay—come to Him today.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

“Beloved, do not be surprised at the fiery trial when it comes upon you to test you, as though something strange were happening to you.”

  1 Peter 4:1



  Beloved, although we are familiar with this verse, we often remain surprised when trials arise, as though they were not intended for us.

  We face a dilemma when it comes to trials. They are often unannounced, and we are usually ill-prepared. Trials are not circumstances that we enjoy. They come in all forms, and they are also unending. In every season of life, trials come, and they do not pass as quickly as we hope and pray for.

  Trials also bring questions that sometimes do not get answered. Such as “ Why is this happening to me or my loved one?’ What is the point of this or why now?”

  However, amid these experiences, we must remember that we are not subject to fate; rather, God is providentially at work in our lives. He is accomplishing specific purposes in us and through us. We must trust that, in His wisdom and love, God will work all things for the good of our salvation.

  Do not think it strange today if you are being tried; leave your burden to the Lord while you request His will to be done in and for you.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

  “When he went ashore he saw a great crowd, and he had compassion on them, for they were like sheep without a shepherd.”

  Mark 6:14



  Beloved, the eyes and heart of our Lord remain unchanged. When He observes us and the vast multitude of humanity, He continues to be filled with compassion. The mercy of God is still on display with the passing of each day. We wander as lost sheep, and He, the Great Shepherd, seeks us when we are lost in the wilderness.

  This Shepherd laid down His life for His own and has called us by name. If you are wondering how the Lord regards you, what feelings He holds toward you, and what His thoughts are concerning you, they are summed up in this singular verse.

  Christ sees you and has compassion on you. May we respond to such amazing grace and to the One who first loved us. In this, you find peace and joy.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

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