07/05/2026
This image has resonated with so many people because it beautifully illustrates a timeless truth: even after the fiercest storms, God's light still shines.
Whether this photograph captures an extraordinary moment or simply serves as a powerful reminder, its message points us to an even greater reality found in Christ.
"The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it." — John 1:5
Storms may leave their mark. Roofs can be damaged. Hearts can be weary. But God's presence remains faithful, and His hope continues to break through the darkest moments.
If you're walking through a difficult season today, may this image remind you that the Light of the world has not gone out. Jesus is still our hope, our refuge, and our peace.
May His light shine in your life today.
— Belle Valley Presbyterian Church
A DIVINE SIGN: 131 mph winds were recorded in Highmore, SD early Monday morning (June 29th) and were strong enough to split the roof of a local Catholic church, allowing the sun to highlight the church's crucifix after the storms passed.
The winds are the second strongest ever recorded in the state, just shy of the record of 136 mph.
