Living outside of God’s light is like trying to grow a plant in complete darkness—over time, it withers and dies. When we neglect our relationship with God, we disconnect from the source of life and strength. Without that consistent fellowship, your soul becomes starved of divine grace, your spirit weakens, and you lose clarity and direction. In the dark, confusion thrives, and you begin to drift further from your purpose. But the beauty of God’s light is that, when we return to it, everything broken begins to heal, and our path is illuminated once again.
The Bible clearly states that while you are free to live as you choose (Ecclesiastes 11:9), you cannot escape the consequences of your actions. When you stray from God’s light, those consequences aren’t just personal—they become collective. Our world, plagued with corruption, injustice, and despair, is the result of countless lives lived outside God’s purpose and principles. When we neglect God’s light, we invite darkness not only into our own lives but into our communities. The ripple effects of disobedience, apathy, and selfishness have brought our world to a breaking point.
But there is hope. As dark as things may seem, the light of Christ has never been extinguished. The moment we choose to return to the light—through daily fellowship with God, aligning our lives with His purpose, and letting His principles guide our actions—we become vessels of transformation. The world doesn’t need more people operating in the dark; it needs men and women who will carry the light of God into every corner. Your life can be the spark that pushes back the darkness. Step into the light, and let God’s power flow through you to change the world.
