All of Scripture points to one breathtaking truth: the true Light has come. In this episode, we focus on Jesus Christ — the Light of the World — who exposes darkness, reveals truth, heals brokenness, and brings spiritual sight. We explore the opening of John’s Gospel, the unstoppable nature of Christ’s light, and the hope His presence brings into every shadowed corner of our lives. If you need a fresh reminder of who Jesus is and what He came to do, I pray that this episode will lift your eyes and strengthen your faith.

RESOURCES IN TODAY’S EPISODE

Scripture References: John 1:1-9 (ESV). Psalm 27:1. Isaiah 60:19. 1 Timothy 2:4. Isaiah 49:6. John 1:14. Micah 5:2. Isaiah 7:14. John 1:5.

Other Resources: Biblehub.com, John 1:9.

Reflection Questions:

1. What aspect of Jesus being the “Light of the World” stands out to you the most?

2. Where do you sense Jesus exposing something in your heart — not to shame you, but to heal you?

3. How have you experienced the truth that “the darkness cannot overcome the light”?

4. In what ways has Jesus brought spiritual clarity or sight to your life?

5. What part of your life needs the healing, revealing light of Christ right now?

God doesn’t just create light — He uses it to guide His people. In this episode, we journey with Israel through the wilderness and watch as God leads them with a pillar of cloud by day and fire by night. We explore how God’s light brings direction, protection, and peace in seasons of uncertainty. Whether you are facing a major decision or walking through a difficult transition, this episode will help you recognize the ways God still guides His people today through His Word, His Spirit, and His presence.

RESOURCES IN TODAY’S EPISODE

Scripture References: Unless otherwise stated, Scripture verses are from the New King James Version of the Bible. Exodus 13:17a, 21–22. Exodus 14:19-20. Exodus 6:7. Psalm 119:105 (NLT). 1 John 1:5. Psalm 27:1. Isaiah 41:10. Joshua 1:9. Psalm 139: 7-12. John 8:12.

Other Resources: Biblehub.com, “Psalm 119:105.”

Reflection Questions:

1. When have you felt like you were in a “wilderness season,” and how did God guide you through it?

2. Which form of God’s guidance do you rely on most — His Word, His Spirit, His people, or His providence?

3. What fears tend to grow in the “darkness” of uncertainty for you?

4. How does the idea of God’s light as protection change the way you view His guidance?

5. Where do you need God’s direction right now, and what step can you take to seek His light?

In the opening episode of our series, we return to the very first words God speaks in Scripture: “Let there be light.” Why does the Bible begin with light? What does this reveal about God’s character, His intentions for creation, and His relationship with us? In this episode, we explore light as God’s first gift — a symbol of order, life, and revelation — and discover how this foundational theme shapes the entire biblical story. If you’ve ever felt surrounded by chaos or confusion, this episode will remind you of the God who still speaks light into darkness.

RESOURCES IN TODAY’S EPISODE

Scripture References:

Genesis 1:1-5. Psalm 33:6. Psalm 119:105. John 8:12. 1 John 1:5. Ephesians 5:8. Psalm 119:105, 130. Exodus 3:1-10. Exodus 13:21-22. Exodus 40:34. Exodus 34:29-35.Isaiah 41:10. Joshua 1:9. Psalm 27:1. John 1:5. John 17:25-26. Colossians 1:5. Colossians 2:9. Hebrews 2:1-3. Ephesians 1:7. Romans 5:10. Ephesians 2:8-9.

Other Resources:

As One Being Taught – Encourage. Challenge. Replenish. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://asonebeingtaught.wordpress.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Biblehub.com, “Light and Revelation.”

REFLECTION QUESTIONS

1. Where in your life do you currently feel “formless and empty,” and how might God be speaking light into that place?

2. What does it mean to you personally that God is light and has no darkness at all? How has God brought clarity or order to your life in the past?

3. Are there areas where you’re resisting God’s illumination because it feels uncomfortable?

4. What part of God’s character shines most clearly to you right now — His purity, His truth, His wisdom, or His presence?