LightKeeper’s Encouragement

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As the tempest of evil pounds against the lighthouse, so we, as LightKeepers, feel the surge of evil blast against our foundations. But you, Yeshua, are the firm rock beneath our feet as we brace ourselves against the mighty surf of wickedness trying to diminish our light. Yet, the beacon of a lighthouse withstands the fiercest storms. “Ha!” the lighthouse smirks, “I was designed for storms.” The lighthouse doesn’t shy away from storms. No, on the contrary, the lighthouse beckons the weary vessel home to safe shores because LightKeepers stand watch, shine the prisms, and oil their lamps.

Published by lindapotterlightkeeper

Wickies trimmed wicks on oil lamps in lighthouses enabling light to bore through darkness. This task, although mundane, saved lives. I think of myself as a LightKeeper, trimming, so God's light shines through me. Whether rough seas or smooth sailing, I hope my beckoning beacon shines through darkness so others safely beachhead.

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