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Stage lights in the dark

In the opening chapter of the Gospel of John, the author paints a vivid picture of the cosmic battle between light and darkness. Set in the beginning, this theological masterpiece introduces us to the Word, who is the source of all light, shining into the darkness of a fallen world. This imagery carries profound significance, emphasizing the divine initiative in bringing illumination to humanity’s spiritual darkness.

John’s depiction of light and darkness speaks to the fundamental dichotomy between truth and falsehood, righteousness and sin, faith and unbelief. Just as light dispels darkness, so too does the truth of Christ illuminate the hearts and minds of those who embrace it. 

In a secular work environment characterized by moral ambiguity and spiritual apathy, the call to live as children of light becomes all the more urgent. To live out our faith meaningfully in such contexts, we must embody the transformative power of Christ’s light through our words and actions. As the theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer observed, “The Christian cannot simply take for granted the privilege of living among other Christians.” Therefore, let us be intentional about shining the light of Christ in our workplaces, offering hope, compassion, and integrity in the midst of darkness.

How can we, as ambassadors of light, bring the truth and love of Christ into our secular work environments, illuminating the path for others to follow?

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