The Ministry Of The Holy Spirit – Rhapsody Of Realities TeeVo Devotional March 23rd

(You’re the Light of the World)

TO THE BIBLE: Ephesians 5:8 TLB
“For though once your heart was full of darkness, now it is full of light from the Lord, and your behavior should show it!”

LET’S TALK
Through the ministry of the Spirit, we’re illuminated, and that’s just one part. The second part is what happens in us through the ministry of the Word by the same Spirit.

The Holy Spirit, through His ministry, enlightens us with the Word to become luminous—lambent. This happens in meditation.

It’s one thing to be illuminated, but it’s another thing to become lambent. You become a light because you were born to be a light through the Word. Without the Word, your light is dim.

The Word of God is light (Psalm 119:105). No wonder the Bible says to let the words of Christ dwell in you richly (Colossians 3:16).

The more you inundate your spirit with the Word, the more your light shines, the more lambent you become.

The Lord Jesus said in Matthew 5:1 6, “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.”

With the Word inside you, the fire burns, you become incandescent; you light up everywhere. You’re not only a light to your family, but also a light to your city, your nation and the nations of the world.

Even now, lift your hands and declare, “I’m a light to the nations. I’m lambent by the Holy Ghost that dwells in me. I’m a light in the Lord, and I walk as a child of light. I’m shining brightly.” Blessed be God!

Go Deeper
Ephesians 1:18 AMPC; Matthew 5:16

Pray:
Dear Father, thank you for the gift of the Holy Spirit who enlightens me with the Word to become lambent. I’m a light to the nations. Thank you for flooding my heart with light so that I may know and fulfil my purpose and destiny in Christ, in Jesus’ Name. Amen.

Daily Bible Reading
ONE YEAR
Luke 4:14-44, Deuteronomy 22-24
TWO YEAR
Romans 2:12-20, Psalm 91

Act:
Speak out loud and affirm, “I am a light in the world,” as a declaration of your purpose and identity in Christ.