
I Thought I Had More Time: Living Today With Eternity in Mind
A Light House Sunday Reflection | October 25, 2026 There are four words that can carry an incredible amount of regret. “I thought I had time.” Time to make things

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Luke 19:41–44 | Light House Bible Study — Part 4 Have you ever watched someone you love heading in a direction that you knew would hurt them? You tried to

A Light House Sunday Message | Luke 18:18–23 What if the Christian life is simpler than we’ve made it? That was the question we explored during our Sunday Light House
As the ship wandered aimlessly on the dark waters, it noticed a little glimmer of hope shining from the house. It straightened its course and found the safety of the shore.”
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Day 17
Poetic Thought
“Where I belong”
I belong somewhere safe
Where I can worship the Lord
I belong somewhere to fellowship
And love God together on one accord
I belong somewhere to love
Where I can be held accountable
I belong somewhere to call home
And the blessings are more than a number countable
I belong somewhere with spirit muscle
Feeling safe and secure inside
I belong somewhere with no fear
Because that’s where my God resides
I belong somewhere to do more..
Than just believe
Where I can be free from isolation
I belong somewhere with my family
A place to belong
A place to call home
A place God created
A place to sing songs
A place to be saved
A place to join
A place to be spiritually active
A place to belong
Dedicated to my Light House Family
Love, Shannell
Todays reading showed me one important thing. You can show up anywhere but it’s what you do when you get there. Being a part of something is easy but eventually you have to put some work in.. I don’t want to be a seat filler..
In God’s family we are connected to every believer and we will belong to each other until eternity. God expects us to love each other and give our lives for each other. Sometimes when a member of our spiritual family backslides it’s our responsibility to get them back on track. If we’re not a part of a church we miss out on the second purpose in life. Without church our spiritual life will wither and die.
Being part of a local church helps to make us feel connected. I can say when I ask someone what church do they belong to and they say my church, I feel somehow bonded to them. Almost like we’re in the same club.
I like the part when he talks about there is no perfect church because church is made up of imperfect people. Nevertheless we need that commitment to each other and that local body.
This chapter challenges me to not be a church attender but really be a church member.