In today’s episode, Loren shares a heartfelt reminder that even the smallest kindness can change the world around you. Based on Proverbs 16:24, this message challenges you to make your words and actions sweet to the soul and healing to the bones.

Inspired by Psalm 18:28, this episode reminds us that our light isn’t sustained by our own effort—but by the steady hand of God, who turns even our darkness into divine illumination.

In this episode, Loren Lansky explores the beauty of stillness in prayer — discovering that God doesn’t need to be found; He’s already looking at you. All that’s left is to return the gaze.

In a world that celebrates loud declarations of faith, Loren Lansky reminds us that God often works through the quiet surrender of a single word—“yes.”

From Mary’s humble response in Luke 1:38 to the daily choices we face, this episode reveals how Heaven moves through our moments of gentle obedience.

“I am the Lord’s servant. May your word to me be fulfilled.” — Luke 1:38 (NIV)

When we whisper our yes to God, even in silence, eternity listens.

Habakkuk 1:5 reminds us that God is always at work—even when we can’t see it. In this episode, Loren Lansky shares a message of faith, patience, and trust in the unseen wonders God is preparing in your life.

Isaiah 45:3 reminds us that God sometimes hides His richest treasures in life’s hidden corners — not to keep them from us, but to prepare our hearts to receive them. In today’s episode, Loren Lansky explores how faith reveals what’s hidden in the dark and brings it into light.

Zechariah 4:10 reminds us that God celebrates the small beginnings of faith long before the world ever sees the finished work. In this episode, Loren Lansky shares how Heaven rejoices when we simply begin — even when the results seem small.

In this episode, Loren Lansky reflects on Job 33:14 — “For God speaketh once, yea twice, yet man perceiveth it not.”
God’s voice isn’t lost in the noise of our world; it’s often waiting in the stillness of our hearts. Loren explores how to recognize when God is speaking—not through thunder or chaos, but through quiet conviction, peace, and the whisper of divine truth that never stops calling to us.

A listener asks, “How can I forgive myself for my past sins and trust in God’s forgiveness?”
Loren shares how true peace comes when you stop arguing with grace and start agreeing with God’s Word.

In this episode of First Light + First Words with Loren Lansky, we reflect on Proverbs 16:9 — “In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps.”

Even when our plans change or life takes unexpected turns, God’s direction never falters. Every step, even the unplanned ones, leads to divine purpose.