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Light is powerful. It can rise, grow, reflect, change, dim. Light can be intimidating, scary even when we consider it in the same breath of our secrets. 

Jesus, the light of the world, offers His light to you.  

We invite you to listen to this episode to consider Jesus’ light for you in the dark, painful, scary things in your life. We’ll focus on John 3 and 4 comparing Jesus’ meetings with Nicodemus vs the Samaritan woman at the well. 

Let’s remember the promise when Jesus said He came into the world not to condemn it but to save it. 

The light Jesus offers is not a spotlight to glaringly expose your shame. 

We have a good God offering good light meant to heal you and make you whole.

Let’s listen in.

Highlights:

When we have sin in our lives, things that have been done to us by others, or things that we have done, it can be really scary to be in the light with those things.

Jesus doesn’t call us into the light because he wants to harm us. He calls us into the light, as painful as it can be to be there because He wants to heal us.

Homework:

What do you want to bring into the light? What do you have hiding?

What if Jesus is inviting you into the light so you can be healed?

For more on this topic, check our latest article Why You Are Meant to Brave the Dangerous Light

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