Salt and Light Church

06/07/2026

Happy 15 years Salt & Light! Thank you so much to all who came out and celebrated! And to the many hands that make this possible. And a special thank you to our fearless pastor, Justin, who answered the call and planted this church. We love this family 🧡

06/07/2026

06/03/2026

NEW WEDNESDAY NIGHT SERIES STARTS TONIGHT!

When a building is constructed, everything begins with a blueprint.

The blueprint reveals the architect's design, the purpose of the structure, and the plan for every detail. If the builders ignore the blueprint, costly mistakes are sure to follow.

The same is true for the Christian life.

In a world full of opinions, trends, traditions, and competing voices, God has already given us His blueprint.

Join us tonight as we begin a brand-new verse-by-verse study through the book of Ephesians.

THE BLUEPRINT: A Study Through Ephesians

06/01/2026

In 2 Samuel 13, Tamar suffered one of the most heartbreaking injustices recorded in Scripture. She was sinned against, shamed, and left carrying wounds she never asked for.

Sadly, there are many people today who know that pain firsthand.

The enemy whispers lies: "You're damaged." "You're dirty." "You're ruined." But those lies do not come from God.

The Bible never places the guilt of another person's sin upon the victim. The shame belongs to the one who committed the evil, not the one who suffered it.

In Revelation, God's people are pictured wearing white robes—not because they never suffered, but because Christ has redeemed them. He takes what sin tried to destroy and makes it new. He takes ashes and gives beauty. He takes brokenness and offers restoration.

If someone else's actions wounded you, hear this truth today: You are not dirty because of what was done to you. You are not beyond healing. You are not forgotten.

Jesus sees every tear, knows every scar, and offers a future untouched by the sins committed against you. One day, every wound will be healed, every wrong will be made right, and every child of God will stand before Him clothed in white.

Your identity is not found in what happened to you.

Your identity is found in Christ.

05/25/2026

Today we pause to remember.

Memorial Day is more than cookouts, long weekends, and the start of summer. It is a reminder that freedom has a cost. Brave men and women laid down their lives so others could live in liberty, raise families, worship freely, and pursue hope.

As believers, days like today also point our hearts toward an even greater sacrifice. Jesus said:
“Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends.” — John 15:13
Today we honor those who gave everything for our nation. We pray for the families carrying loss, for those who still serve, and for hearts that never forget the price that was paid.

May we live grateful lives. May we be people of courage. And may we use the freedom we’ve been given to glorify God and serve others well.

🇺🇸 Let us never forget.

05/23/2026

What will you fo with what God has given you?

05/23/2026

It is easy to say “yes” to God when the path is clear, the doors are open, and the blessings are obvious.

But faithfulness is revealed in the refining.

Will you still trust Him when the road gets difficult?
Will you still obey when the results are slow?
Will you still believe His promises when life does not make sense?

Anyone can follow God in moments of excitement.
But real surrender is proven in the hidden seasons… the lonely seasons… the seasons where obedience costs something.

Jesus taught that those who are faithful with little can be trusted with much. God often develops us in small places before He entrusts us with greater things.

The calling of God is not sustained by hype.
It is sustained by perseverance.

Some of the greatest blessings in life are found on the other side of consistency, endurance, and trusting God when you cannot yet see what He is doing.

Do not quit in the refining.
Your “yes” still matters.

05/22/2026

Did you know?

Your pastor has a YouTube channel dedicated to walking people through the entire Bible — chapter by chapter, verse by verse — without skipping the hard parts. Along with free study notes, the goal is simple: to help as many people as possible get into God’s Word and experience how truly life-changing it is.

If you’re looking to dive deeper into Scripture, visit pastorjustinwalker.com to access all the videos and study notes completely free.

05/21/2026

One of the most powerful moments I've ever experienced!

05/21/2026

What are you doing with what God has given you?

In Matthew 25, the man with one talent is often criticized for burying what the master entrusted to him. But if we’re honest, many of us do something even worse. We act like the gifts, abilities, time, opportunities, resources, and even the breath in our lungs belong to us in the first place.

The servant at least recognized the talent belonged to the master. Too often we live as if our lives are our own.

Every good thing you have is something God has entrusted to you. Your family. Your influence. Your testimony. Your ability to work. Your voice. Your compassion. Your platform. Your experiences. Even the trials you’ve walked through can become tools in God’s hands.

The question is not, “How much have I been given?” The question is, “Am I being faithful with what I have?”
God never called all of us to have five talents. But He does call every believer to faithfulness.

One day we will stand before the Lord, and He won’t ask if we were the most talented person in the room. He will ask what we did with what He placed in our hands.

Don’t bury your calling.
Don’t waste your influence.
Don’t live like the gifts are yours to keep.

Be faithful with what God has given you.