“Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness but shall have the light of life” (John 8:12 KJV)

Our world today is one that is full of darkness. According to the Long man dictionary; darkness can be said to be a moment or an instant when there is no light. And from the text above, we can deduce that anyone who does not know Jesus or a follower of him is automatically walking in darkness, meaning, there is the absence of light in that individual’s life.

Now, whenever you are in a place with no light what happens? There was a time when the lights in my room went off and I tell you, I kept hitting my foot against anything in the room because I couldn’t see. Whenever there is the absence of light, everything becomes a mess.

The sinful act of the world has made the world so dark. This also means that men and women living in the world are all walking in darkness but the good news is that whoever accepts Jesus Christ as his Lord and personal savior is transformed from darkness to the light, halleluJah.

“But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe in his name” (John 1:12 KJV)

They that believe in Jesus Christ, walks with him and follow him will automatically receive the light and not just any light but the light of life, thus, the light to see through in this dark world.  The light that will guide you to walk through in this dark world. I believe that darkness is not a permanent thing that occurs in one’s life. The choice to continue living in darkness lies in the hands of each and every one of us. I say this because whenever the lights in your room go off, it is your choice to choose whether to light a candle, put on your generator or continue to stay in the dark.

Jesus is the greater light, the light we need to see through and continue our walk with him in this dark world.

I recommend the greater light (Jesus Christ) to you. Receive Jesus and receive the light of life, ignore him and walk in darkness. The choice is in your own hands but I wish you make the best choice of being with Jesus.                                                From the Media team