Well, what a delight it is for me to be with you today to speak on the topic of walking in the light

in an age of darkness. The prophet Isaiah had a very interesting commentary on his day. He said in chapter 5,

he said, woe to those who consider darkness to be light. And throughout the years in America,

we have seen when darkness has been advertised as being light. But the revolution is not yet over.

The radical left is not satisfied to simply take darkness and call it light.

The rest of the verse says, and they take light, and they call it darkness.

So not until light is extinguished, not until we discover that light is criminalized,

not until light is canceled, is the revolution over. We're living at a time of darkness. And that darkness extends throughout all of the life

that we seem to be living here in the United States. For example, the darkness of moral

darkness. I don't need to comment about that because you already know about the moral darkness

that exists, but also there is racial darkness. I mention that because critical race theory

keeps tearing apart what Jesus died to bring together. So we see the antagonism that

has been created between the races. And then, of course, we have personal darkness. Many of you

are struggling with personal darkness. And by that I mean not only depression,

but issues regarding the purpose of life

and where you are going and why you are going

in the direction that you are going,

because we're living in an age of confusion

and you and I should weep over a nation

that has so many people confused, not knowing what the purpose of life really is.

Let me illustrate it to you this way.

Suppose that you were walking along and you had a compass,

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