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6 марта 2025 г.

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"This is the judgement: The light has come into the world, and people loved darkness rather than the light because their deeds were evil. For everyone who does evil hates the light and avoids it, so that his deeds may not be exposed." - John 3:19-20

SET

Imagine my young son and me playing catch with a baseball in the yard. He throws me the ball, off-line a few feet, and I have to chase after it. I tell him, “You can do better than that.” He replies, “You are too far away, move in closer.” So, I move in closer, but again he throws the ball off-line. He says, “You are still too far away!” I move in closer but he continues to throw the ball off-target. I finally move right in front of him, but the ball goes in the other direction. What is the problem? It’s not the distance! The problem is his aim.

Jesus said the problem with mankind is that it is not merely the great distance between our behavior and God’s standards, it’s that we don’t go in the right direction. God is light, but people would rather aim at darkness and run to it, instead of the light.

We are condemned not merely because we fall short of God’s glorious standard of perfection; it’s also because we don’t even aim in the right direction. We don’t want God’s love and grace.

If we claim to love God, let’s make sure our aim and direction in life is toward His godly light! Check your aim. Check the direction you are going.

GO

  1. Do you love the light of God more than darkness?

  2. Does your life aim at God’s direction?

WORKOUT

Proverbs 3:5-6
Psalm 119:58-60
Proverbs 14:2

OVERTIME

Heavenly Father, sometimes my aim is off, and I'm not going in your direction. Forgive me for being selfish. Show me in Your Word, speak to me, and direct me in a way that honors You. In Jesus' name I pray, amen.

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