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"The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it."


John 1:5


As we enter winter, the days grow shorter, and the darkness grows longer and colder. This can reflect the trials in our lives. Seasons when it would appear to be dark and hopeless. Without a source of light or warmth for the soul.

Christ entered the darkness of this world with brilliance. He is the light of the world, beloved. The darkness could not overcome Him. Christ is with you in your darkest hour. He is ever present to help you, comfort the hurting, and strengthen the weary.

The Lord will faithfully see you through the darkness of night while working all things for your redemptive good. Take heart and trust the Lord even though you cannot see Him, He is with you.


In Christ Alone,

Pastor Wight

"Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights."


James 1:17


Beloved, as we gather for Thanksgiving today, may we be mindful that all blessings in this life have come from our heavenly Father.

There is no room for boasting, only humble gratitude for the mercies of God. He alone has bestowed common grace upon creation. As the people of God, He has granted saving grace and the promised Holy Spirit.

Our eyes are opened to see the beauty of God's blessings all around us. He continues to meet our needs no matter what form they take, and the Lord will not change in His benevolence towards us. There is sorrow in this life but the God of all comfort has been with us. His goodness and mercy continue to follow us and this we can be grateful for.

"Who so you say that I am?"


Mark 8:29


The disciples knew Jesus's name. They knew where Jesus came from and what his occupation was before they followed him. The question Jesus possesses goes beyond his name. Did they understand Jesus was the Christ, the God-man?

We may know Christ's name, but has His divine nature touched us, and are we growing in our knowledge of Him? If we believe Jesus to be Lord, do we say that by how we live? How we see Christ and know Him is how we desire to live.

Who do you say God is in your life right now? How would you describe the Lord and your relationship with Him? Beloved, only you can answer this. It would be worth reflecting upon today and for all the day's God shall bless you with.


In Christ Alone,

Pastor Wight

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