The Lighthouse Midlothian

Even when it feels like we are beyond hope, God will still restore us. But why? This week, we return to the second half of our message from Ezekiel 37 and understand that restoration from God is restoration with a purpose, not only for our life, but His will.

Many of us have been to a point where we thought hope was long gone; a point where giving up seems like the best option. In this week's message, we take a look at a vision where all hope was gone and desolation reigned, but what brought it back was the Word of God, while also examining how speaking the Word in our lives can bring us back from the brink.

Overthinking is easy. When things tend to be too good or too bad, we can overthink them and tend to make the reasoning for it far beyond what it actually is. But what if the reason for it is simpler? What if the answer is obviously what it is?

It is difficult when you are expected to work as a team, and yet you are left picking up the slack. There are many things that may come between others that make the whole ineffective. In this continuation of last week's message, we learn on how important it is to put differences aside and work as one.

History has a lot to teach us, but are we willing to listen? More importantly, are we willing to join in? In today's teaching, Becky Walker discusses how despite how things look currently, the prayers of the past are still strong and how we can join in and even amplify the prayers of our forefathers.