As we step into 2026, we're invited to examine what truly occupies first place in our daily lives. This powerful message centers on Psalm 119, that magnificent 176-verse love letter to God's Word, asking us a penetrating question: What do we reach for first each morning? The sermon presents us with two doors—Door Number One offers access to divine truth, healing, the fruits of the Spirit, and the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Door Number Two provides access to conflicting opinions, fear-filled news, temptation, and distractions that fragment our souls. The beauty of Psalm 119 lies in its declaration that God's Word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path, guiding us step by step into His purposes. We're challenged to consider whether our homes are truly places of light—spiritual fortresses where God's presence dwells tangibly. The call isn't to fearful preparation but to intentional consecration: anointing our doorposts, claiming our homes as Goshen, and establishing consistent rhythms of seeking God's face before the noise of the world invades our peace. When we align ourselves with Scripture's promises from Genesis to Revelation, we access something the world desperately needs—divine wisdom, supernatural peace, and kingdom perspective that remains unshaken even when power grids fail and systems collapse.