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“I see people, but they look like trees, walking.”

  Mark 8:24



  Jesus first touched the blind man; he saw men as trees. His vision was not yet fully restored. Similarly, although our Lord has touched us, we also require the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit in our lives so that we may perceive the beauty of God with clarity.

  journey through life with limited vision, often unable to recognize the continual goodness and faithfulness of the Lord surrounding us. Our thoughts may become preoccupied with negativity or unmet expectations. As a result, we may be inclined to complain and doubt rather than respond with joy and hope.

  Let us seek the ongoing presence of God in our lives, praying that our eyes may be opened to the beauty surrounding us. May we recognize the hand of God and be filled with gratitude for all He has accomplished. Let us count His blessings today, acknowledging each one individually.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

  “Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all.”

   Psalm 34:19



  Beloved, one certainty in this life is the occurrence of afflictions. For the righteous, such afflictions are often numerous.

  Faith in God does not exempt individuals from experiencing afflictions. We may be tempted to believe we deserve fewer trials and greater comfort, yet faith is demonstrated as genuine through tribulation. In such times, faith sustains us regardless of their frequency. Afflictions may prompt questions, doubts, or momentary fears, yet it is within these circumstances that the Lord meets us.

  Although we are warned of many afflictions, there is also the promise of the Lord’s deliverance. We are not subject to fate or the uncertainties of changing times. Instead, we serve the Creator of heaven and earth. Our faithful Father acts providentially in our lives and extends mercy to us.

  Take heart, dear one. Though many afflictions may come, God will be with you and deliver you out of them all.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

Aug 2
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 “He saw that they were making headway painfully… He got into the boat with them, and the wind ceased.”

   Mark 6:48, 51



  People sometimes talk about feeling “unseen,” which is another way to describe loneliness. It can happen when you feel emotionally overlooked, unvalued, or ignored.

  Beloved, perhaps you are feeling like that today or experiencing a time of loneliness.  That is causing you to feel unseen. The trials that you are facing are making the headway you are attempting painful. Though you might be standing alone in this moment, know that the Lord sees you.

  If you call out to the Lord today, He will get into the boat with you. You do not have to face life alone or do things in your own strength. When Christ is in your life, the storms may not all cease at once, but His peace will be in your heart and mind. His grace will prove sufficient, and you will have the assurance that the God of all creation is holding you. That He sees you, is with you, and will never forsake you.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

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