Sharing The Light Daily Radio Broadcast

One day, Christ will return and consummate the kingdom. But no part of His saving work is incomplete. He has finished His work.

When you remember the cross of Christ, you remind your soul of God’s unstoppable love—you remember that Jesus paid it all.

Though many of us have suffered great disappointments in this season, hope in Christ trumps all disappointment.

When you’ve experienced the grace and wonders of God in Christ, you have a certainty that there is more to this world than meets the eye.

Gratitude is a powerful weapon against worry. We can interrupt worry with gratitude for God's goodness and provision.

Studies show that when you have gratitude, the weight of worry gets lifted off your shoulders.

Everything God asked Moses to do challenged him to step out and face his fears.

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.