Sharing The Light Daily Radio Broadcast

Don’t shut God out because you are convinced He can’t use you.

As we pray and work and do all we can to defeat the coronavirus, let’s remember: we still aren’t in charge—God is.

You don’t have to worry. Take that in. You don’t have to worry—it isn’t inevitable. Find more from Alan Wright and Sharing the Light at: http://www.SharingtheLight.org http://www.ReynoldaChurch.org/Sharingthelight http://www.Twitter.com/AlanWrightSTL

Do all you can to be safe and help others, but, you might as well sleep like a baby because you are not in charge of the world.

Worry isn’t inevitable—it’s optional!

How shall we respond to the pandemic? As we always have—risky love and unconditional care for the sick.

When people can't handle or carry their shame, they look for a scapegoat.

You don't need to scheme and strategized against your fear and worry, you just need the perfect love of God the Father to put it in its place.

Overcoming worry is more about changing your vision than it is changing your circumstances.

If you want to overcome worry, God has a gift for you that will make all the difference.

You can put an end to worry by joining your imagination to God’s Word.

When your heart and mind are linked to God’s truth, you can let your imagination run wild!

Jesus, the noblest knight, has given you His armor. And that’s the Gospel!

It’s God’s armor. You didn’t make it (and couldn’t have ever made it).

The gifts of grace that God has given you in Christ are of the same glory as the gift of Christ Himself. It means that, in Christ, you are unspeakably gifted.

God cares a lot about unity and wants you to be “eager” to maintain it.

The loneliness data is sad but not without an answer. The good news of the Gospel declares everyone in Christ to be vitally, organically, spiritually united as the body of Christ.