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Jesus is Light

 

 

 

 

John 1:4 (NIV)

4 In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind.

Jesus is the life, and that life is the light of all mankind. In John 10:10, Jesus said, "I came so that you may have life and have it more abundantly". You have to believe it first and then start walking in the abundance God intends for your life. Once the light penetrates darkness, there is newness of life. Don't contemplate, "How am I going to keep this light burning?". God will supply you with the tenacity to keep on going, keep on shining, and keep on working to build the Kingdom.

Oftentimes, we may stray away from what it is that God wants for our lives. Each individual is predestined to contribute to the Kingdom of God. Don't let anyone deter you from doing what you know is right, according to God's instructions contained in the Holy Bible. Man can instruct many things that do no line up with the Word of God. So, you must continue to study for yourself.

Always seek the truth and stand on it. Don't compromise who God made you, for what man wants to use you for in this life. There is so much more to do and see. However, you have to continue to seek the light, stay concentrated on the truth, and give glory and honor to God. He is the life giver, so keep the light burning. The light of TRUTH. You can transform this generation, by Knowing, Applying, and Teaching the precepts of Jesus Christ!

~LaKenya

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  1. "Don't compromise who God made you, for what man wants to use you for in this life." Dear LaKenya you're right about that. I think most ppl struggle to become someone else and GOD won't help them to reach that very goal. Each of us is unique, one in a kind and He wants us to celebrate our uniqueness in Him. GOD is light and we're His light bulbs.Let's embrace who we're and enjoy this life He has given us!Alleluia! :)

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  2. Thank you, Jessica for stopping by and leaving your comment. Keep your light bulb burning. God has much in store for you!

    In Christ,
    LaKenya

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