What the Light Shows
John 3:16-21 August 12, 2026 • Mount Pleasant UMC The other day, Easton was at our house and we had played with I think just about every toy in the house. When Rachel came to pick him up, I told him we had to clean up, and I know I’m biased, but he’s pretty good about doing that. He began to pick up toys and put them back in their bins. And then he picked up one of the bigger toys and went to put it back but there was a problem. Something else had been put in the place where that toy went. Probably by Grandpa! So he stood there holding the toy while Rachel and I both tried to get him to just put it somewhere else. He didn’t want to do that because, in his mind, there was a right way to put the toys back (the way Grandma had organized them). And as I watched him try to figure out what to do, I couldn’t help but think how we are wired to want things to be made right. We want everything to be in order and the toys to go all back in the right place. When we get older, we have a name for ...