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Devotional - 18th Feb 2021

 'In him was life; and the light was the light of men'
(John 1:4).

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God (John1:1).  And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us...(John 1:14). We see depicted in these passages that Jesus was the Word, and that He is God. He is the resurrection and the life and all who believe on him will have everlasting life. It is important to establish who Jesus is, and the sacrifice he made on our behalf to redeem us from the disease of sin. When we appreciate that He is also God, who in human form came down and died for us, so as to save us from the bondage of sin; it should motivate us to honour and serve him. In Him is life: we cannot gain eternal life without having Jesus in our lives. We must accept His sacrifice on the Cross, believing He is the Son of God, who was before the foundation of the world. We must also accept Him as our Co-Creator and that everything was made by Him. God our loving Father has given us eternal life through his Son, and if we do not accept His Son, we will not have eternal life (1John 5:11-12). Christ said himself, "He is the light of the world" and we who were in darkness as a result of sin need to walk in this light. Light dispels darkness and give us a clearer vision. If Christ is the Light and dwells in us, we will see more clearly and gain more understanding and knowledge of His truth. Our sinfulness would be exposed and we would recognised we are in need of a Saviour. If we refuse to let go of the darkness, them we have no hope of eternal life with Him. Will you not seek Jesus, the True Light, who will light every one that comes into the world, and who alone can save you? Christ is the Fountain and Sustainer of life! He is calling you and me to drink of the  fountain of life and be sustained for ever more. Christ desire is to save us and take us out of this darkness that has entrapped and blinded us from the truth of God's grace. He wants us to realise that in Him is life and light. We have every opportunity to choose Him and allow him to illuminate our hearts and souls with his light, in order to save us for eternity. We can never go wrong if we choose to trust God and give him our whole heart.

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