The Lighthouse Lens

Reflect Truth

It is funny how a phrase melds into our language, sometimes dissolving the line between the source and the story, making it hard to tell where, when, or even why someone first caught the bug to use it. What was once new soon feels comfortable and common as the real foundation quietly erodes into a societal norm. Before you know it, it just always was.

This can become a little tricky when it comes to phrases attributed to the Bible. It doesn't take long for assumptions to replace truth. Wisdom is found when we search for the source of the words we use most, especially when truth is at stake.

Let's pause, clean the lens, and explore what is really in the Word.

Let Me Tell You a Story

The farther we drift from the Source, the easier it becomes to mistake echoes for truth. Let's see which one is which.

The Great Divide

July 13, 2026

For the first view through the lens, we will conquer the great divide. Apparently, good things repeat.

The Great Divide

July 13, 2026

For the first view through the lens, we will conquer the great divide. Apparently, good things repeat.

Continue the Search

Find Something New

There are even more amazing stories to read. No matter what mood the day brings you, there is encouragement to be had within stories you will love. Keep exploring to find your favorite.

"To be always relevant, you have to say things which are eternal."

~ C.S. Lewis

Where to Next?

Which way to go now? Choose some true devotion or skip over to Pollyanna Poetry. You choose the path of your next adventure in words!

Words of Rhythm

Pollyanna Poetry

Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.  ~Robert Frost

Yes!

Sing me a song of words!

His Words

True Devotions

Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." ~Psalm 119:105

Yes!

Take me to the verse!

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Your Next Read

There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate's loot on Treasure Island. ~Walt Disney

Yes!

Find my next favorite!

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