Anglican Daily Fountain Devotional 12 July 2022 – You Are The Light of The World

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TOPIC: You Are The Light of The World

TEXT: Ephesians 5: 13-17(NKJV)

Daily Fountain Devotional 12 July 2022 MESSAGE

One major characteristic of light is that it exposes (v.13). In other words, it does not allow anything to hide from sight. Nothing is hidden where light is present. Jesus says in Matthew 5:14 “You are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden.”

Believers in Christ are the light of the world. This is the background of Paul’s position in our passage today. As carriers of the light of God, Christians are enjoined to arise and shine in order to dispel darkness (v.14 cf. Isaiah 60:1). They are not to walk as fools but to display the wisdom of God in all things (vv. 15-17).

It is quite unfortunate today that some of those who claim to be the light of the world are not projecting it. I hope you are not one of those who keep the light of the gospel without reflecting it?

Unless you rise and shine as light in the darkness of the world, the devil will continue to take the centre stage in your environment, family and business. Do not be deceived, you are not supposed to keep your light under the table. Let the world know you for the Christian you are.

Do not allow situations and circumstances make you deny the power of God and His righteousness. You are to proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour with your life and conduct. You are the light of the world; you are to live by the truth and for the truth. The good Lord will give you grace.

PRAYER: Lord, I know I am the light of the world, do not allow my light to be covered by the world of darkness, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

Anglican Daily Fountain Devotional 12 July 2022 Message. The Church of Nigeria is the Anglican church in Nigeria. It is the second-largest province in the Anglican Communion, as measured by baptized membership, after the Church of England.