Grace is Sufficient | July 11th

"My grace is sufficient for you,"

2 Corinthians 12:9

Will God's grace be sufficient for you today, beloved?

Have you been saved by grace alone? Did the grace of God remove your sins from you as far as the east is from the west? Though your sins wear as scarlet, are you now white as snow by grace? Are all of your sins lost in the depths of the sea of forgetfulness because of God's grace?

If the grace of God has made provision for our atonement, and we are continually secure in salvation through grace alone, by faith alone, in Christ alone. Then this same saving grace will be sufficient for all our needs for all our days until this grace brings us home.

The grace of God is sufficient for you now and always.

In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

God Leads the Way | July 9th

"Commit your way to the Lord; trust in him, and he will act."

Psalm 37:5

There are moments in life when we consider our next step. We look ahead and are aware that the present decision holds significance. We cannot fully know all that is before us, but we are desperate to go in the right direction.

Scripture calls us to cast our lives upon the Lord. When we look to the Lord's providence in our lives, we are surrendering to His will. In God's will, we obtain His promises, receive His provision, and are secure in His love.

Let us cast ourselves upon the Lord and trust that He will keep us. Trusting that the Lord will work all things for the good of our salvation and will lead us through life. The Lord will act, and His hand will go before us. Seek God's guidance in your life today.

In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

Safely Kept | July 9th

"How precious is your steadfast love, O God. The children of mankind take refuge in the shadow of your wings."

Psalm 38:7

It is the lovingkindness of God that draws us under the pavilion of His tender mercy. The sinner whom the Good Shepherd has found realizes that he has been rescued from the valley of the shadow of death and desires to no longer wander from the green pasture of the Shepherd.

Beloved, let us draw near to the One who cares for our eternal well-being—the Lord who has promised never to forsake us. To provide for our needs and to keep us in the palm of His hand. Do not doubt God's willingness to care for you. He will be faithful in every season of life and will keep you. Entrust yourself to the Lord today.

In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight