Let There Be Light Insights



Let There Be Light

A few years ago, the news reported that scientists were surprised to find the universe is expanding — not shrinking as they had once thought.

Admittedly, I don’t know as much about science as some, but the report made complete sense to me.

After all, God said, “Let there be light.”

He didn’t say, “Okay, light, stop now.”

What does that mean?

I started thinking about what that means to me.

— When God says something, it happens. Exactly the way He designed it to occur. Even if some, or all, of the world may believe differently.

— God made the light race at 670,616,629 miles per hour. And yet, He planned my life to unfold at a pace I can handle so I don’t fall behind in what He created me to do.

— God spoke clearly then, and He speaks clearly now. Since I’m not perfect at hearing what He says, it’s comforting to know I can ask again. And wait until I have peace that I’ve heard Him correctly.

— I don’t think the light thought about what God said and presented reasons why it couldn’t do it God’s way. I do sometimes. Okay, maybe more than sometimes. I’m thankful God is patient until I remember that God’s way turns out to be the best outcome.

— And like the light, I need to keep growing and doing what God tells me to do until, and unless, He gives me a different message.

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Joni Vance is an award-winning author of fiction, essay, and poetry. She loves mystery, history, and how God reveals Himself every day.


May God reveal the mystery of His love in your life story.

2 thoughts on “Let There Be Light Insights

  1. When we don’t understand the “light”, I think your thoughts on asking again makes a lot of sense. I get understanding also from observing nature, and observing young children. There are pictures in these that show how God works.

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