In a world overflowing with information, stimulation, and endless voices, today’s episode invites you to discover the profound strength found not in the loud, but in the quiet — where the whisper of God can finally be heard.

In a world overflowing with distractions, Loren Lansky invites us to rediscover the sacred power of our attention — the true currency of love, faith, and creation itself.

In today’s episode, Loren Lansky shares how life’s interruptions can become divine invitations. When plans fall apart or desires are delayed, it’s not a punishment — it’s a gentle call to communicate with God. Discover how reframing setbacks as opportunities can transform disappointment into joy and strengthen your faith. Inspired by Colossians 4:2 and Philippians 3:7–8, this episode reminds us that every obstacle can draw us closer to the One who turns all things for good.

When anxiety tries to take hold, God invites us to let go. In this episode of First Light + First Words with Loren Lansky, we explore the peace that surpasses understanding — a divine calm that protects your heart and mind when you surrender every worry in prayer and thanksgiving.

In today’s episode, Loren Lansky reflects on Psalm 46:10 — “Be still, and know that I am God.”
Discover how stillness is not the absence of action, but the presence of divine trust. Learn how to quiet your spirit, surrender your worries, and allow God’s peace to work within you.

When you commit your plans to the Lord, He doesn’t just approve them — He establishes them. In this episode, Loren Lansky shares how true peace and purpose come not from control, but from trust in God’s divine direction.

In today’s episode, Loren shares a heartfelt reminder that even the smallest kindness can change the world around you. Based on Proverbs 16:24, this message challenges you to make your words and actions sweet to the soul and healing to the bones.

Inspired by Psalm 18:28, this episode reminds us that our light isn’t sustained by our own effort—but by the steady hand of God, who turns even our darkness into divine illumination.