Day 11 of 30: The Lord is My Light

Greetings to you Beloved of God, trust you are doing well today.

Reflection: Darkness cannot cover me because He shines within.

Verse: “The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?"

This journey of “The Lord is Enough for Me” has been so rich. Each day God has shown us who He is.

On Day 1, we found Him as our Portion—our true inheritance.

On Day 2, He became our Provider, meeting every need.

On Day 3, He was our Shepherd, leading us in the right way.

On Day 4, He showed up as our Strength in weakness.

On Day 5, He spoke peace into our storms.

On Day 6, He healed our wounds as our Healer.

On Day 7, He helped us when we looked up to Him.

On Day 8, He became our Refuge, our safe hiding place.

On Day 9, He was our Rock, steady and unshakable.

On Day 10, He wrapped us with His love as our Comforter.

And now, Day 11 reminds us: The Lord is my Light.

Light changes everything. Even the smallest candle can drive away deep darkness. That is what God’s presence does. His light shines into our fears, our confusion, and our hidden pains. Darkness cannot win where His light is.

David knew this when he said, *“The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?”* He had enemies, battles, and betrayals, but he refused to let fear control him. Why? Because God’s light made the path clear, even when life was uncertain.

Sometimes, our lives feel like a tunnel—full of shadows, no end in sight. But when we turn to God, His light breaks through. He shows us the next step, even if we can’t see the full road ahead. And His light is not only around us—it shines inside us, bringing courage, peace, and hope.

Life Application

Are you facing a dark season right now? Maybe fear, worry, or confusion? Pause and whisper: “The Lord is my Light.” Read His Word—it is a lamp to your feet and a light to your path (Psalm 119:105). Trust Him to guide your steps.

And don’t keep the light to yourself. Let it shine through kindness, encouragement, and truth. Your light may be the reason someone else finds hope today.

Prayer

Lord, thank You for being my Light. Thank You that darkness cannot cover me because You shine within me. When fear rises, remind me of Your presence. Guide me step by step and let Your light shine through me to others who need hope. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Tons of Love

Janet Adeogun

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