Ep 25 - Light in the Darkness
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Ep 25 - Light in the Darkness
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About this listen
In this episode of A Quiet Strength, we explore how to cling to God’s light during life’s darkest moments. Whether you are navigating grief, uncertainty, or a challenging season, Jesus’ promise in John 8:12 reminds us that we are never alone. His light is always guiding us, even when we can’t see the way ahead.
💡 What You’ll Learn:
🔹 The reality of dark seasons and why they don’t define us
🔹 How God’s light serves as a beacon of hope and direction
🔹 Practical ways to hold onto His light when life feels overwhelming
🔹 The power of prayer, scripture, and community in dark times
📖 Key Takeaways:
- Darkness does not mean God has abandoned you—His light is always present.
- Prayer, scripture, and surrounding yourself with the right people can help you stay anchored.
- Even the smallest acts of faith can remind you of His presence.
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🎧 Listen Now & Be Encouraged!
💬 Share your thoughts and reflections in the comments or message me—I’d love to hear from you!
#Faith #Hope #GriefSupport #LightInTheDarkness #John812
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