I Am Light House

The way a parent looks at their child tells us so much about the heart of God.

When a parent hears their child has done something wrong, their first instinct is often to defend them. They see the angel in them even when the behavior says otherwise. While we as humans might not always be right in that assessment, it reminds me so much of how our Father looks at us.

We tend to be our own harshest critics. We let our flesh and the enemy remind us of every mistake and every past failure. We walk around feeling condemned and heavy with shame. But that is not how the Lord sees us at all.

Because of Christ, he sees us through the lens of righteousness. He does not see the sin, he sees who we are in him. There is no condemnation for those of us who are in Christ Jesus. That is the freedom we all need to finally let go of the past and step into our purpose.

I would love for you to join us at our next Light House session as we dive deeper into these truths together.

We often think we need to be more creative or more original to make an impact. We put so much pressure on ourselves to come up with the next great idea.

But our own ideas only go so far. I have found that the real power comes when we stop trying to be the source and start being the vessel for a Word that is inexhaustible.

The Bible is the ultimate content strategy. It is the only source that never runs out of material and never loses its relevance. It has stood the test of time and speaks to every person in every situation.

When we tap into the Word, we find that God is always speaking. There is always something new to learn and something valuable to share.

If you are looking for a community where we explore these truths together, I invite you to join our Light House sessions.

When I ask people about eternity, they usually describe a place of singing and bliss. I agree that it is a beautiful destination, but we have to talk about how we reach it.

The Bible is clear that salvation is found in Christ alone. When we repent and trust in what He did for us on the cross, everything changes. We move from uncertainty into a promise of eternal life.

But it doesn't stop with us. If we truly love our family, our friends, and our neighbors, we want them to have that same security. We share this good news because we want everyone to know the depth of God's love.

We are all walking this path together, and we would love to have you join our next Light House session as we dive deeper into these conversations.

We often spend our lives trying to find out who we are through what we do or who we know. We identify with our careers, our status, or even our favorite teams.

But what happens when the job is gone or the relationship fails? We feel lost because those things were never meant to be our foundation. Every one of those areas has flaws that eventually lead back to self-doubt and fear.

There is only one identity that is complete and everlasting. It is the realization that we are children of the Most High God, loved beyond measure and forgiven. This is the only place where we can be fully known and fully at peace.

I invite you to watch the full video to explore how we can move toward a firmer foundation. If you are looking for a community to walk this path with, come join us for a Light House session.

We often find ourselves wondering why we feel so distant from God or why certain areas of our lives feel like they are in a season of lack.

The truth is, anything we don't pay attention to will eventually deteriorate. It is true for our homes, our bank accounts, and our most important relationships. Neglect is a slow decline, but it doesn't have to be the end of the story.

When we choose to focus and invest our energy, we see things begin to change. We were meant for reconciliation and connection, not distance and decay.

If you are feeling that distance today, know that you can always start moving back toward the light. We invite you to join us for our next Light House session to find that connection again.