The Lighthouse Ministries of Ky

02/14/2025

Please know that you are deeply loved and unconditionally accepted by God regardless of your race, your sexual orientation, your gender identity, your socioeconomic status, your political ideology, or your background. YOU MATTER to God, and THERE IS A SAFE PLACE FOR YOU!

We, at Lighthouse Ministries of KY exist for you. Our Message is simple: Love God, and Love People! So in that spirit we welcome, embrace, celebrate, affirm, and include YOU!

If you’ve been uncertain, or just downright afraid of church because you’ve faced rejection and judgement please reconsider, and give us the opportunity to love you! Let’s worship together, and grow together this year.

This Sunday join us at 1 PM at 1870 Armstrong Mill Rd. Lexington, KY 40517

Much love,
Pastor Trinity Blankenship

02/01/2025

01/19/2025

Good Morning Everyone,
I have watched the weather, and reading from several groups that we are in. Both Harrodsburg, and Lexington have icy roads, and everyone is saying they’re very slick. I do not want to put anyone into harms way. Please stay home, stay safe, and keep warm. Unfortunately, we are having a bad Winter this year. I do not like to miss Church. Stay in the Word, Pray for our Country, and for each other. We love everyone of you. If you need prayer please reach out to me.
Much love,
Pastor Trinity

01/18/2025

Good Evening Everyone,
As you know we are under a weather advisory for tonight starting at 1AM. I will keep everyone posted about our Sunday Service for tomorrow. I will let everyone know by 11 AM in the morning if we will have service.
Your safety is my concern, and we want to use precautions. Stay warm and stay safe.
Much love,
Pastor Trinity

01/16/2025

God Is Your Refuge
October 3, 2024 by dailywisdomforwomen
God, you’re my last chance of the day. I spend the night on my knees before you.
Psalm 88:1 MSG

The psalmist was in misery and cried out to God. He felt as though he were near death. Been there?

In one form or another, every woman experiences extreme despair in her life. It may be due to the loss of a loved one. You may find yourself abandoned by a family member, dealing with a chronic illness, or desperate over a prodigal child who makes one bad choice after another.

Whatever the cause of your heartache, if you have not yet been in the depths of despair, at some point in your life you will be. Human existence brings with it times that are simply unbearable on your own.

During such times, you must rely on God. You may not feel Him or sense His presence, but His Word declares that He will never leave you nor forsake you.

Talk to God first thing in the morning and just before your head hits the pillow at night. God is your refuge and your strong tower in times of trouble. A brighter day will come. Joy comes in the morning. Hold on tight to God. Find strength in knowing you are never, ever alone.

God, I find comfort in knowing You are always with me and will always see me through to the other side of sorrow. Amen.

01/16/2025

Please know that you are deeply loved and unconditionally accepted by God regardless of your race, your sexual orientation, your gender identity, your socioeconomic status, your political ideology, or your background. YOU MATTER to God, and THERE IS A SAFE PLACE FOR YOU!

We, at Lighthouse Ministries of KY exist for you. Our Message is simple: Love God, and Love People! So in that spirit we welcome, embrace, celebrate, affirm, and include YOU!

Make 2025 your year to get back in there with God if you’ve fallen off the wagon. If you’ve been uncertain, or just downright afraid of church because you’ve faced rejection and judgement please reconsider, and give us the opportunity to love you! Let’s worship together, and grow together this year.

Much love,
Lighthouse Ministries of Ky

01/14/2025

Lament

I am like a pelican of the wilderness; I am like an owl of the desert. I lie awake, and am like a sparrow alone on the housetop.
Psalm 102:6–7 NKJV

The circumstances of the psalmist’s prayer could have been anything—chronic pain, an enemy’s affliction—but the psalmist lays it all out before the Lord, describing how his “bones burn like glowing embers” and he is “reduced to skin and bones” (Psalm 102:3, 5 NIV). In his suffering, he felt alone, like a solitary bird on the roof.

Though the psalmist felt alone—as maybe you sometimes do—it doesn’t mean he was overlooked. For God sees every sparrow, and His children are worth much more than the birds of the air (see Matthew 10:29–31). You are seen; your pain does not go unnoticed.

As tempting as it is to put on a brave front and swallow your pain, don’t withhold your lament from the Lord. Lamenting is different from complaining—it’s not blaming God but crying out for His mercy. Follow the psalmists’ example: There are more psalms of lament than any other type. Lamenting is part of abiding—for it is waiting patiently through your tears, waiting in expectant hope for the help of the One who hears, the One who will answer.

I sing of Your truth, Father, trusting You: Your eye is on the sparrow, and I know You are watching me.

01/14/2025

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