By Dr. Dimas Castillo
Scripture Reading: John 8:12; 1 John
1:5-7; Ephesians 5:8-14
“I am the light of the world. Whoever
follows me will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life.”
Reflection
You have been brought from darkness
into light. You have been born again. You are a child of God. The Light has
shone on you, and He continues to shine. Now comes the daily choice: will you
walk in that light?
Walking in the light means living in
honesty before God, refusing to hide sin in the shadows. It means following
Jesus wherever He leads, trusting that His path is better than any we could
choose in darkness. It means reflecting His light to others, becoming small
lights that point to the great Light.
The darkness has not overcome the
Light, and it will not overcome you either. No shadow in your past is too dark.
No habit is too entrenched. No sin is too great. The Light dwells in you, and
He is faithful to complete the work He began.
Consider
- What does it practically mean for
you to “walk in the light” today?
- Are there areas where you’re still
trying to hide in darkness rather than bringing them into the light?
- How can you reflect Christ’s light
to someone in your life who is still walking in darkness?
Application
Make this your daily prayer this week: “Lord, search me and know me. Shine Your light in every corner of my heart. Show me where I’m hiding in darkness and give me courage to walk in Your light.” Choose one specific way you will reflect Christ’s light to someone else this week—a word of encouragement, an act of service, or sharing your testimony of how the Light broke into your darkness.
Prayer
Jesus, Light of the world, thank You
for shining into my darkness. Help me to walk in Your light each day. Expose
any shadows where I’m still hiding from You. Make me a reflection of Your light
to others who desperately need to see You. I am Yours—guide me, transform me,
use me. For Your glory and in Your name I pray. Amen.
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