The Wisconsin Point Lighthouse reflects onto the clear ice surrounding the entry into the Duluth-Superior Harbor. Constructed in 1913, the Wisconsin Point Lighthouses has stood watch over the Wisconsin Entry for more than 100 years. This Lighthouse replaced the previous Minnesota Point Lighthouse, the first Lighthouse built on Lake Superior in 1856. This beautiful Lighthouse has is exposed to high winds, powerful waves, lightning, and extreme cold throughout the years and is a tribute to the construction crews and engineers the build and designed this light. The Wisconsin Point Lighthouse has withstood the powerful elements on a solid foundation meant to last. The LORD is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold. Psalm 18:2 Just like the Wisconsin Point Lighthouse, we need a solid foundation to withstand the storms of life. We have this foundation for life "In Christ Alone."
January Full Moon over the South Pier LighthouJanuary Full Moon over the South Pier Lighthouse in Duluth. The moonlight reflecting off the clouds and water makes for a surreal image. The South Pier Lighthouse has been guiding ships into the harbor since 1901 and replaced an older lighthouse at the time. This powerful beacon shines 24 miles out onto Lake Superior, guiding ships into safe harbor. Christians have relied on the powerful light of Jesus Christ through prayer and the Bible for thousands of years. The Gospel beams the hope of salvation far and wide. For you are my lamp, O Lord, and my God lightens my darkness. 2 Samuel 22:29se in Duluth.
Sea smoke envelopes the sunrise and lighthouses in Canal Park. The intense cold of a passing "Polar Vortex" generated sea smoke to envelope the mid-January dawn. This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it. Psalm 118:24 While Mid-January is deep winter, the fact is that daylight hours are getting longer, the average temperatures are now rising, and the cold snaps will soon be shorter. Nature declares that hope is rising for better days ahead, just as God promises hope in Him by using His creation to prove it.
