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The Path to Light: Living in God’s Order

“Even in darkness light dawns for the upright, for those who are gracious and compassionate and righteous.” — Psalm 112:4 (NIV)

The light of God shines even in the deepest darkness for those who walk in uprightness. It is through a life of integrity, compassion, and righteousness that the light is revealed. The secret of this light is found in the life we live—a life aligned with God’s will and purpose.

God’s appointed order is clear: right, sight, light. First, we must live rightly, choosing actions and thoughts that honor God. This righteous living opens our spiritual eyes, allowing us to see clearly the truth and grace of God. Only then does His light fully illuminate our path.

We cannot reverse this divine order. Understanding does not come before living; instead, we are called to live in faith and obedience, and through this, understanding and enlightenment follow. Let us trust in this sequence, knowing that as we walk in righteousness, the light of God will always arise, even in the darkest moments.

Reflect and act

In what areas of your life are you being called to embrace uprightness, compassion, and righteousness, and how can taking action in these areas lead to greater clarity and light during your dark seasons?

Prayer

My Father God, I affirm that I receive the life that leads me to Your light. I embrace the experiences that reveal truth. I choose to obey Your commandments, knowing that new lamps are always burning for me.For my Savior’s sake, I stand in faith. Amen.


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