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Let In The Light

Imagine a room. A dark room. A cold dark room where the windows and door are tightly shut. Where you have to grope about to find your way cause your eyes can't get used to this darkness. You need light but the windows are barred shut.

Maybe your life is as dark as this room and you're groping and stumbling, trying to find your way. Perhaps you're confused and you don't know what to do. You need clear, specific direction on what to do and where to go. So what do you do?

Turn to the door.

And open it.

And let the light flood in. Let it bring freshness and warmth and clarity of vision.

Let in the light of God's word to guide you and live a fulfilling life. 


Psalm 119: 130  Your instructions are a doorway through which light shines. They give insight to the untrained

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