As Christmas approaches, our hearts are drawn again to the incredible truth that the Light of the world has come. In a season often filled with busyness and distraction, we pause to remember that Christ’s birth changed everything. His coming pierced the darkness of a broken world, bringing hope where there was despair and peace where there was fear.
This message feels especially powerful this year. Our school family has faced its share of challenges in recent months—moments that have tested our strength, unity, and faith. Yet through every difficulty, we have witnessed the steadfast presence of our Savior. His promises remain sure. His light continues to shine in a dark world.
When Jesus says, “You are the light of the world” (Matthew 5:14), He calls us not to retreat or hide, but to stand boldly in his truth. Even when the world feels uncertain, we have confidence in the One who holds all things together. The Apostle Paul reminds us, “In all things, God works for the good of those who love him” (Romans 8:28). That assurance gives us courage to move forward—not timidly, but with hearts anchored in the promises of Christ.
As we celebrate the coming of our Savior, may we let his light shine brightly through our words, our actions, and our attitudes. May others see in us the confidence of people who know that their Redeemer lives. And as we step into a new year, may we do so boldly with faith, trusting that no matter what lies ahead, our Lord is with us—guiding, strengthening, and shining through us, all for his glory.

President Jeffrey J. Loberger
president@fvlhs.org

