Lighthouse

ˈlītˌhous/

noun
1. a tower or other structure containing a beacon light to warn or guide ships at sea


Heavenly Father

I thank you for being my lighthouse.

God thank you for using your light in darkness to be my refuge.

God when I’m lost at sea being tossed to and from by the winds and waves teach me how to navigate through the waters.

Lord led me.

God this journey is long but I know my arrival is near.

Lord shine bright.

God the waters are rough but guide me closer.

Lord I'm in desperate need of a signal.

Shine your light in my situation.

God I am lost at sea but I know there is hope.

Increase my faith.

God when it seems like I’m about to drown teach me how to keep my head above the water.

Thank you for directing me.

Thank you for rescuing me countless times I was lost at sea.

I now know seeing your light illuminate in a distance means I'm not far from you.

I want to swim towards your light in the darkness.

Give me eyes fixed on your light.

Lord teach me new ways to swim so I can touch solid ground.

Lord let my journey over the waters be encouragement to someone else.

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Below is a screenshot of a post from last year where I spoke on lighthouse.
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