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Worship the Light of the World Now
Zechariah 14:1-21; John 8:12; James 1:17-18; Revelation 19:14
In today's scripture in Zechariah, we see the light of the world ruling, not forcing people to worship, but indicating that if it's not done, he will not provide rain, which means no crops or life. We don't have to worship God, now or ever, but if we do, we will reap a harvest of a good life. God does not need us to worship him. He has his angels to do so, but he desires us to see his goodness in our day-to-day life, and out of this overflow of his goodness, we would yearn to worship with all we are.
God can fill us when we feel lost, disoriented, or helpless. He is skilled at bringing life to the most barren places, satisfying our needs even when we are unaware. In our darkest moments, he can bring laughter and hope that can illuminate our valleys with his light if we allow him to.
Today, I encourage you to follow the light. Follow where there is no darkness, and that is in Jesus. He is the light of the world. He still shines, and He wants us to receive a bit of that light in our hearts today to complete us.
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By Orisel JiménezZechariah 14:1-21; John 8:12; James 1:17-18; Revelation 19:14
In today's scripture in Zechariah, we see the light of the world ruling, not forcing people to worship, but indicating that if it's not done, he will not provide rain, which means no crops or life. We don't have to worship God, now or ever, but if we do, we will reap a harvest of a good life. God does not need us to worship him. He has his angels to do so, but he desires us to see his goodness in our day-to-day life, and out of this overflow of his goodness, we would yearn to worship with all we are.
God can fill us when we feel lost, disoriented, or helpless. He is skilled at bringing life to the most barren places, satisfying our needs even when we are unaware. In our darkest moments, he can bring laughter and hope that can illuminate our valleys with his light if we allow him to.
Today, I encourage you to follow the light. Follow where there is no darkness, and that is in Jesus. He is the light of the world. He still shines, and He wants us to receive a bit of that light in our hearts today to complete us.