Walking in Darkness? Let the Great Light Lead | Isaiah 9:2 + John 8:12
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When life and business feel like fog—busy but directionless—Scripture cuts through: “The people walking in darkness have seen a great light” (Isaiah 9:2). In this teaching, we get practical about moving from confusion to clarity by leading by the Light, not the hustle. You’ll learn how to audit your darkness, invite God’s light into real decisions, and rebuild strategy from what He reveals (John 8:12). You don’t have to manufacture meaning—follow the Light and build from clarity. Takeaways -Darkness can look like success; busyness ≠ alignment. -The Light has already dawned—stop self-saving; start following. -Lead by conviction, not comparison; purpose over pressure. -Pray first, decide second: clarity follows presence. -Build from brightness: align every next move with revealed truth. Subscribe for weekly teachings on the spiritual side of business and life, then do the “Three Moves”: Audit your darkness, invite the Light, build from brightness. Where are you choosing to lead by the Light this week?
George B. Thomas
Founder of the Spiritual Side of Leadership
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