LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS

LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS

THE SEED

“And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not.” — John 1:5

Sin brought darkness into the world, but Jesus came as the Light that no darkness can overcome. Just as light breaks through the thickest night, Christ’s presence pierces through fear, confusion, and pain. Wherever His light shines, darkness loses its power. When we invite Christ into our lives, we receive more than momentary hope — we receive a permanent light that guides, comforts, and gives clarity in every situation. His light shines even in our lowest moments and directs our steps toward the path of life and truth. This light is not only for us to receive but also to reflect to the world. As His followers, we must let our light shine before others through our words, attitude, and actions so that they may see and glorify the Father.

Reflection: No darkness can overpower the light of Christ.

 

BIBLE READING: John 1:1–9

PRAYER: Lord, open my eyes to see Your light in every dark situation around me. Amen.

 

IMOLE NINU OKUNKUN

IRUGBIN NAA:

“…ìmọ́lẹ̀ náà sì ń mọ́lẹ̀ nínú òkùnkùn, òkùnkùn kò sì borí rẹ̀.” – Johanu 1:5

Ese lo mu okunkun wa sinu aye, sugbon Jesu wa gege bi Imole ti okunkun ko le bori. Gege bi imole ti nla okunkun biribiri, be ni wiwa Kristi n la eru, iruju, ati irora koja. Nibikibi ti imole Re ba tan si, okunkun maa npadanu agbara re. Nigba ti a ba gba Jesu sinu aye wa, awa ni ireti nla – àní àwa gba imole ayeraye ti yoo tọ́ wa sona, tu wa ninu, ti yoo si tan imole si gbogbo ohun ti o nru wa loju ninu ipokipo ti a ba wa. Imole re ntan nigba ti a ba wa ninu iponju paapaa, a si maa dari isise wa si ipa ona iye ati otito. Imole yii kii se fun gbigba lasan o, sugbon ki awa naa tan an fun aye ri. Gege bi omo eyin Re, a gbodo je ki imole wa tan niwaju awon eniyan nipa oro wa, iwa wa, ati ise wa, ki won le ri, ki won fi ogo fun Baba.

Asaro: Okunkun kan ko le bori imole Kristi.

BIBELI KIKA: Johanu 1:1-9

ADURA: Oluwa, si oju mi lati ri imole Re ni gbogbo ipo to sokunkun ni ayika mi. Amin.

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