A Devotion for your drive into work:
Light shines brightest in darkness when the guide is first cleansed and renewed by God, not just armed with information or religious habit.
Do personal repentance and renewal precede moments of spiritual influence and evangelism, or does self-reliance rob your witness of power and authenticity in the public square?
Referencing Romans 2 and Psalm 51, the message emphasizes that a “circumcised heart”—one regularly cleansed and surrendered—enables believers to lead others into truth and light. The process starts with honest prayer for forgiveness, joy, and a steadfast spirit, so that public witness flows from genuine transformation rather than religious duty. This “heart surgery” equips guides to declare God’s praise, model compassion, and share the joy of salvation, thereby advancing biblical values wherever they serve or speak.
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