Lost | Oct. 14th

 “You will cast all our sins into the depths of the sea.”

   Micah 7:19

    Beloved, there are sins and faults we committed that we would rather forget. We have repented before our heavenly Father, but they still haunt us. The adversary of our souls never ceases in his attempt to bring condemnation, while others do not hesitate to remind us as well.

    One would be tempted to lose heart under such a weight of guilt and shame. It is the knowledge of what God has done with our iniquity that brings us joy and peace. It is the Savior who removes our sins from us. Who creates within us a clean heart and a right spirit. When these memories arise, remind yourself of what God has done. Let the word of God silence all accusations, and may you know who you are in Christ.

   The Lord has cast your sins into the depths of the sea; let them remain there.

In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

The End of Death | Oct. 13th

“O Death, where are plagues? O Sheol, where is your sting? Compassion is hidden from my eyes.”

   Hosea 13:14

  Death and the grave seem to prevail. There is a heavy sorrow that burdens us when we remember those who have gone before us. Even with the hope of eternal life, we still grieve. For there is still this great divide that separates us from those we love and the moment when all things will be made new.

  Our courage in the face of death is grounded in death's own destruction. The moment when death itself will cease to exist. There is no compassion from God for the grave. Behold the Christ the King who conquered sin and death. He sealed the fate of death while assuring everlasting life for His own. Let us rejoice in the final destruction of death.

In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

The Table is Set | Oct. 10th

 “You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.”

    Psalm 23:5

   Beloved, God has prepared a place for you within His providential care. Within His providence, all that is needed in your life will be supplied by your Heavenly Father. There is no need; he is not aware of it.

  When we consider our spiritual condition, our dependence upon God’s mercy and the power of the Holy Spirit, let us be assured that the enemy of our souls has no ability to sever us from God’s care. We are involved in a spiritual conflict, but the supply chain of God cannot be cut off.  Within our struggles, there is God’s table of provision.

   A table that supplies us with everything we need in abundance. Mercy and grace are supplied to nourish the weary. Faith is kept when the child is weak, and power is given to the faint. All that is needed is found in Christ, and He alone keeps us secure.

  Receive what is needed from the hand of God today. The table is set for you.

In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight