The Ministering Angel Podcast

Don’t Dim Your Light!

Ronald Myers jr

 This episode aims to inspire and empower listeners to embrace their God-given light. The message encourages believers to shine their inner light fearlessly, despite potential discomfort it may cause others. It highlights the importance of standing firm in faith, not shrinking to fit into old spaces, and trusting in God's plan even when relationships are pruned. The light within is meant to reveal, inspire, and transform, and listeners are urged to let their light shine boldly for the glory of God.

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Introduction: Embrace Your Light

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You need to know this. The light God has placed inside of you is not meant to be hidden. It is not meant to be tucked away for safe keeping. It is not meant to be silenced or dulled to make others feel more comfortable. The light in you is a gift, and it is meant to shine.

When Jesus said, “You are the light of the world,” He was not speaking to your neighbor or the person you look up to. He was speaking to you. He called you the light, not because of your perfection, but because He has placed His Spirit within you, and where His Spirit is, there is light.

The Reality of Shining Your Light

Here is the reality many do not tell you. When you begin to let your light shine, it will make others uncomfortable. Not everyone will celebrate your growth. Not everyone will be happy that you are changing, stepping up, maturing, and allowing God to transform your life. Your light will reveal darkness in rooms and in people, and some people will not like it.

People may leave your life because of your light. They may distance themselves, block you, talk about you, or quietly fade into the background. You may feel the sting of separation. You may feel confused and wonder what you did wrong. Let me tell you this: you did nothing wrong by growing. You did nothing wrong by choosing to obey God. You did nothing wrong by deciding to step into the fullness of who you are in Him.

Facing Opposition and Staying True

Some will become jealous of your light because it reveals what they are refusing to confront in themselves. Your discipline will expose their laziness. Your purity will confront their compromise. Your commitment will highlight their inconsistency. Your joy will reveal their bitterness. Your hunger for God will expose their apathy. Your light will do what light always does. It will reveal.

Others may become angry or combative because your presence disrupts the environment they have grown comfortable in. They will accuse you of changing, of thinking you are better than them, of being judgmental when you have not said a word. They are not fighting you. They are fighting the light you carry, the presence of God that rests upon you.

Some will feel intimidated by you, not because you are trying to be intimidating, but because you have chosen to walk in obedience to God. You carry a weight in the Spirit that unsettles what is hiding in darkness. Your presence may cause people to shift, to feel nervous, to act differently around you, to avoid your eyes. Do not take it personally. It is not you, it is the light in you.

You may feel the temptation to shrink back. You may feel the desire to silence yourself, to step back into the shadows, to water down your convictions, to pretend you are not growing, to lower your standards so you can fit back into circles God has called you out of. Do not do it. Do not dim your light to make others comfortable. Do not shrink back from who God has called you to be because you are afraid of losing people who are choosing not to grow with you.

Trusting God's Plan

If they choose to walk away, let them go. Trust that God is protecting you. Trust that God is pruning your relationships for your good. Trust that God sees what you do not see and knows what you do not know. You do not have to chase people who choose to leave when you choose to obey God. Let them go and let God replace what He removes with relationships that will align with your assignment and your purpose.

It hurts when people leave, especially when you love them, especially when you have history, especially when you wanted them to grow with you. It is painful when you realize that some connections are seasonal and cannot go where God is taking you. Yet, even in the pain, you must trust the hand of God in your life. You must trust that His pruning is preparation. You must trust that His removal is protection.

Praying for Those Who Leave

Pray for those who walk away. Bless them. Do not allow bitterness or offense to take root in your heart. Do not let their rejection make you resentful. Do not let their departure harden you. Keep your heart soft. Keep your spirit clean. Keep your hands lifted in worship. Keep your posture pure before God. Pray for them to encounter the same light you carry. Pray for them to walk in the fullness of their calling. Pray for their healing, deliverance, and restoration.

Keep Shining Brightly

And while you pray for them, keep shining. Keep stepping into your assignment. Keep obeying God. Keep seeking His presence. Keep growing. Keep becoming. Keep living in the light. The world needs your light, just as God designed it to shine. Your family needs your light. Your community needs your light. Your generation needs your light. 

The Impact of Your Light

Your light is not about you. It is about what God wants to do through you.

When you shine, others will find hope. When you shine, darkness will flee. When you shine, others will be drawn to the God in you. When you shine, you give others permission to shine. Your obedience to shine may be the very thing that sets someone else free. Your decision to walk in the light may be the invitation someone else needs to step out of darkness.

Do not hide your light out of fear. Do not hide your light because of past rejection. Do not hide your light because you feel unworthy. If God has placed it in you, it is needed. If God has called you to it, He will equip you for it. If God has lit the fire in you, it is your responsibility to let it burn.

The world is growing darker, but that only means your light will shine brighter. You were born for such a time as this. You were chosen to carry light into dark places. You were designed to carry His presence into atmospheres that need shifting. You are not too young, too old, too broken, or too late to shine. God chose you knowing everything about you, and He still called you light.

So today, let this be your reminder. 

Final Encouragement: Stand Firm

Do not dim your light. Do not apologize for the presence of God in your life. Do not shrink to fit in rooms God has outgrown for you. Do not silence your testimony because it makes others uncomfortable. Do not lower your standards to gain acceptance from people who are rejecting your growth.

Stand firm. Stand in faith. Stand in purity. Stand in love. Let your light shine before others so they may see your good works and give glory to your Father in heaven. Let your life be a living testimony that God is still in the business of transforming, restoring, and using His people for His glory.

You need to know this. Your light is needed. Your obedience matters. Your presence shifts atmospheres. Your faith inspires others. Your growth is not in vain. God is with you. God is for you. God is working through you.

So keep shining.

 Thank you for joining the Ministering Angel Podcast. Stay connected, stay inspired, and continue growing in faith. Until next time, be blessed and keep shining your light.