Alone
in the DARK
We were born into sin.
That’s what Psalm 51:5 says. Ugh!
Behold, I was brought forth
in iniquity, And in sin my mother conceived me.
-Psalm 51:5
Its author, King David, had acknowledged his own sin with
Bathsheba and was recognizing our propensity to sin, even with the first intake
of oxygen into our tiny lungs. We’re also reminded that Adam and Eve’s original
sin brought about the curse of pain in childbirth. So in sin we were born and
into a sin darkened world we arrived.
That was our pathetic beginning—each one of us.
But our Creator was not shocked by this dilemma nor was
He content with our destructive situation—so He sent His Son. Jesus came to
bring life and light and hope into a dark world and the hopeless state of
mankind.
God didn’t just decide one day that he would reconcile
the world. It was all planned out all along.
The apostle, John, gives a glimpse of God’s redemptive
plan with these words: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with
God, and the Word was God. ... In Him was life, and the life was the light of
men. And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend
it” (John 1:1, 4 & 5).
Throughout John’s Gospel, he declares the work and
the glory of Jesus the Christ so that all, through Him, might believe and have
the life and light as well as the eternal destination of Heaven.
Are you alone in the dark? If you have not received Jesus
as your personal Savior, your soul is in darkness.
Step out into the light and walk in the Light by
believing and receiving Jesus right now.
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Simply trust that Jesus is the only Son of God, just as
the Bible says, and pray this prayer: Father God, I believe Jesus is Your only Son
and that You sent Him to bring salvation to me. I receive Him now into my
heart. I ask that You forgive me of my sins and help me live for You. In Jesus
name—Amen.
Praise God, for those who believe and receive His gift of
Salvation today!
Thank you for stopping by my blog. Do stop in again next
week for a continuation of God’s remedy for darkness.
Please feel free to comment below.
©Connie
Wohlford 2016
I enjoyed reading your poem, Connie. For those who believe in Jesus, He becomes the light in their souls! We become children of light, and we have eternal hope.
ReplyDeleteYes, he does, Katy, and yes, we do. Glad you enjoyed the poem.
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