Darkness is an inevitable part of life—a presence that can captivate, confuse, and even terrify us. In this episode, Katy Reed Hodges, Luke Stehr, and Dr. Dennis Wiles come together to explore the profound ways darkness weaves through Scripture and our personal experiences.

Drawing from Isaiah's prophetic imagery, we examine how darkness often symbolizes rebellion, brokenness, and the absence of God, yet also serves as a starting point for transformation. Through reflections on Psalm 88, John 3:19, and the ultimate truth that God is light, we unpack how His presence overcomes even the deepest personal and collective shadows.

Join us for an engaging conversation about how the light of God can illuminate our path, bring hope to despair, and conquer the darkness in our lives. Tune in for a journey through Scripture, poetry, and timeless truths, as we embrace the cycle of light and dark woven into God’s creation.