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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2025 · 2 MIN

Evening Devotional – December 17 (Scripture: Luke 1:78–79)

from SBC Between Sundays · host Megan Lafoy

Key Truth: Jesus is the sunrise that breaks through the darkness of sin and death. He brings light, hope, and peace—not only forgiving us but guiding our steps. His coming is rooted in God’s tender mercy, showing His deep love for us. Reflection Questions: How has Jesus brought light or healing into your life? What are some ways you can share His light with others this week? Activity Idea: Light a candle together and talk about how even a small light changes darkness. Pray for opportunities to share Jesus’ light with someone this week. Prayer Prompt: Thank God for His tender mercy in sending Jesus as the Light of the World. Ask Him to guide your family’s steps in His way of peace. Day 17 Combined Summary Malachi foretold the rising of the “Sun of Righteousness” with healing in His wings, and Luke declares that the sunrise from on high has come—Jesus, the Light of the World. Christmas celebrates this hope: God’s tender mercy breaking through the darkness to bring peace and new life. His light not only forgives but guides us, calling us to walk in His ways and share His light with others. Additional Scripture References Malachi 4:1–2 – Promise of judgment and the Sun of Righteousness bringing healing. Luke 1:78–79 – Jesus as the sunrise guiding us into peace. John 8:12 – Jesus declares Himself the Light of the World. Isaiah 9:2 – A great light shines on those in darkness. Psalm 119:105 – God’s Word as a lamp to our feet.  

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