Light is full of goodness, having been born from God's command, "Let there be light." We should be more grateful for it, seeing God's handiwork in it. Physical light is sweet, as Solomon says, but the light of the gospel is far more precious. It reveals eternal truths and nourishes our souls. When the Holy Spirit shines spiritual light on us, we see God's glory in Jesus Christ. We see sin for what it is and understand our true status. We see God as He wants to be known, His plan of mercy, and the world to come.

Spiritual light comes with many facets like knowledge, joy, holiness, and life, each divinely good. If this light is good, how much greater must the source and the place where He dwells be? Lord, because light is so good, give us more of it. Light and darkness cannot mix. God has separated them, and we must too. As children of light, we shouldn't engage in the deeds or doctrines of darkness. Those in the day should be sober, honest, and bold for their Lord, leaving darkness to those who choose it. Our churches should clearly distinguish between light and darkness. In judgment, action, and association, we must uphold the distinction God made from day one. Jesus, be our light today, for Your light is the true light for us all.