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A Little More Light


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Friends, God is our salvation and He has saved us from a life without him.

God has given himself to us for constant use and enjoyment. He's the river of life and He gives us cleansing, refreshing, and satisfying.

The sweetness of the streams of God will cleanse us, will refresh us, and will satisfy us.

So allow God to save you daily.


Enjoy the riches of divine life through fellowship with Him.

Live for him and by him through the enjoyment of him.

Burn with a jealous desire that rejects the smallest distraction from him. And learn to stay a little longer.

Don't be in a hurry to be heard. He knows your words and the stream of your thoughts, including the hidden waves you can't interpret with words or articulate.


Be satisfied by his presence, much more than you seek explanations. I mean, ridiculously depend on God.

Be one with the one who does nothing of himself. Jesus speaking and says the son does nothing of himself. Only what He sees the Father do.

So the Lord deals with us in levels of light. And so He gives us a little more light so that he can transform us.


Because as you steward one level of light in receiving it and living by it, God transforms you into more by giving you a little more light.

So never judge your life by your past. Judge your life by the light that He shines on you.


Friends, in John chapter 13, you'll find an interesting scenario. Jesus was washing the feet of his disciples.

And at some point, Peter refused and almost didn't allow Jesus to wash his feet. And Jesus says, look. If I don't wash your feet, if I don't do this for you, you will not have a part in me. You will not have a place in me.

And Peter says, hey master, why not wash my hands? Wash more than my feet, wash my head, wash my hands.

Interesting. Jesus did this to show his character. He says, you call me teacher, you call me Lord. It means that you're aware that I'm here to inform you of what you don't know. I show you my nature by kneeling to wash your feet.

And this is more than a trade. It's the manifestation of His heart in a way that is so stunning and extravagant that it will remain in their minds for the rest of their life.

They will never forget His service out of love or much more than that, it shows His work. Peter says, no, don't wash my feet. And Jesus says, if you don't let me do this for you, there is no way that you can be with me.

I'm the only one who can get this off you. If you don't let me cleanse you, you will never be with me because friends, it is impossible to live your life without letting Jesus wash you.


So we come to Jesus daily to be washed and to be kept by him. Is it not interesting that Jesus chose to wash their feet in the middle of a feast with him? Because Jesus cleanses us through communion with him. A man who runs from communion runs from cleansing.

But much more than this, Jesus communicated his desire for us, what he expects from us.

He says that as I've done this to you, So do this to others.

I just wash your feet. I just washed your feet. Do that to others.

I just became a slave to serve you. Do that for others.

Because this is the principle of ministry.

You can only do for others what Christ has done for you.

You can only do unto others what you have experienced of Christ.


You cannot minister to others what Christ has not first ministered to you.

You cannot reflect a light greater than the light that you have seen.

Jesus did all of this to show them His character, His work, and His desire.

Friends, He transforms us by showing us a little more light.

Have a blessed day, friends.

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