I
stubbed my toe the other morning. It was
early, the house was dark, the sun had not risen and I had no light by which to
see.
I
stubbed my toe.
What
have you tripped over lately? You know,
light is a good thing. A person can see
a lot in proper light.
The
season of lights is here. The trees are out. The lights are being turned
on. The music acts as a processional as
we are ushered into this marvelous season called Christmas.
Will
we see more clearly because of all of this?
Will the dark paths be made bright with all this added light?
There
was a man whose very life gave light to the world. He was born over two thousand years ago, and
we have had a smattering of His light ever since.
The
ancient scriptures put it this way:
“All that came to be had life in
Him
and that life was the light of
men,
a light that shines in the dark,
a light that darkness
could not overpower.”
I especially like that last part -
a light that darkness could not
overpower.
Take heart – the Light of Jesus, the Son of God, is a light that cannot be put away, hidden, or snuffed out. It is more powerful than anything else. Does that encourage you? Yes, it should.
Sometimes
we feel so powerless. We wonder if the
age of enlightenment is nothing more than a figment of our imaginations.
And
then we read this … “That life was the
light of mankind.”
The Light of Mankind!
No restrictions, no one left out – It includes all mankind.
In
His light, we see His glory, His radiance, His brilliance.
And
then we will have a light on our pathway so we can see the way.
I
say we need more light. And I think it
is supposed to shine through my life … and yours.
Words of Hope
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