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In John 1:4-5 the Apostle John illuminates our hope in Jesus when he says, “4 In him was life, and the life was the light of men. 5 The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” We want to invite you to join us for a short, practical series on how the Gospel brings light into our dark world. It is easy in the winter season after the holidays to let our minds wander from the hope of the Gospel as the pressures of the world bear down on us. Over the next four weeks we want to apply the light of the Gospel to our hearts and minds in the areas of meaning, anxiety and worry, living in community, and having a hope for the future. Our hope is that the light of the Gospel would transform our hearts in minds with the truth of God’s word so that we can walk confidently with Jesus in these dark days.

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Jared Jenkins - January 11, 2026

A Cure for Anxiety

This week we will continue in our series A Light in the Darkness applying the Gospel to the dark thoughts that swirl around in our hearts and minds. This week we will consider what the Bible has to say about anxiety. Anxiety is a growing problem in our world and particularly in younger generations. The good news is that the Gospel meets our anxiety with great hope and peace. In Philippians 4:5-9 Paul gives us the Christian remedy to anxiety. He tells us three really important and practical things. First, God is at hand. In other words he is near and wants to help us in the things that we worry about. Second, he calls us to hand off our anxiety to God in prayer. We do that with earnest request and thanksgiving. Third, Paul instructs us to think on good and Godly things. This is really practical advice that can shed God’s light into the darkness of anxiety that can easily weigh us down. Finally, Paul tells us the result of walking out these really practical steps is that the peace of God will be with us and in us, and we will be guarded from further anxiety. That is great news. [Unfortunately there was a power outage in the area of the church during the sermon before this sermon ended, but we got most of the sermon]

Scripture References: Philippians 4::5-9, 1 Peter 5:6-7