Daphne Collins hosts a special Christmas edition of "In the Lighthouse," featuring stories and poems that reflect on the true meaning of Christmas. Ali Frantz narrates stories by Max Lucado and Hans Christian Andersen, including "God Guides the Wise," "The Fir Tree," "The Answer is Yes," and "Tiny Mouth, Tiny Feet." These stories explore themes of faith, redemption, and the importance of love and charity. The episode concludes with a poem by Nahum Tate and a nostalgic reflection by Max Lucado on the significance of Christmas. Daphne encourages listeners to support Carry the Light Ministries and to share the message of Jesus' birth.

The Lighthouse Keeper discusses the biblical narrative of Saul, Samuel, and David, highlighting their roles and the covenant between God and Israel. Saul, initially favored by the people, lost his kingship due to disobedience. Samuel, a faithful prophet, warned against human kingship. David, chosen by God, faced his own moral failures, including adultery with Bathsheba and the murder of Uriah. Nathan the prophet confronted David, leading to his repentance and the composition of Psalm 51. David's story underscores the consequences of sin and the importance of repentance and confession.

In this final episode of the two-part series entitled "Moses the Deliverer: This is Holy Ground," the Lighthouse Keeper continues the saga of the journey into the wilderness of the Israelites led by their leader, Moses, and his brother Aaron, following the plagues sent by God against Egypt which forced the Pharaoh to let them go. The Israelites would soon face many tests from the God who heard their cries for deliverance. After all the wonders they witnessed in Egypt, will they worship the Great I AM who made Pharaoh submit? Or, will they allow fear to prevent them from trusting God Almighty and His servant, Moses? Their hearts will be revealed at Sinai, God's Holy Mountain where they will hear the voice of God.