God's Rays

“And this Living Expression is the Light that bursts through gloom—the Light that darkness could not diminish!” (John 1:5 TPT)

The sun is always present, even when our hemisphere turns away from its  light during the night. On cloudy days, the sun continues to shine--though we may not be able to see it clearly.  Crepuscular rays, also known as  ‘God rays’, are sunbeams that shine through the gaps between dark clouds. This phenomenon is most common during dusk or dawn. The rays of sunlight are more obvious because of the contrasting shadows.  

God’s light is always present, even when we turn away. On gloomy days, God remains bright--though we may not be able to see Him. Yet, there is value in the shadows. The darkness provides a contrast that makes His light more obvious. Even in times of desperation, the Son shines through the cracks. This Living Expression is the light that bursts through the gloom--the Light that darkness cannot diminish.