Warm-Up

Share a time when a light revealed something you didn’t notice before—maybe physically, emotionally, or spiritually. How did it change your perspective or bring joy?

Scripture
Read Together: John 1:4–5, 9-13, John 8:12, John 3:16–21, John 9:1–7, John 12:35–36, John 12:44–46, 1 John 1:5-10. As you read, underline or note any phrases about light, truth, or joy that stand out to you.
Observation

In John 8:12, Jesus declares, “I am the light of the world.” What does it mean that Jesus identifies Himself as light, not just a source of moral teaching or knowledge? How does this relate to joy, according to the sermon?
In John 9, Jesus heals the man born blind. How does this story illustrate the way Jesus’ light exposes truth and restores life? Who were the truly blind in this story, and what does that tell us about spiritual blindness in our lives today?
1 John 1:5 says, “God is light; in Him there is no darkness at all.” How does knowing this encourage you to walk in Jesus’ light? In John 12:44–46, Jesus invites us to see and follow His light. How do love and action reflect that light to others?
John 12:35–36 and John 1:9–13 describe becoming children of light. What does it mean to live as a child of light in your day-to-day life? Where do you see joy naturally arising as a result of walking in His light?

Application

Where in your life do you most need Jesus’ light to bring joy this Advent season?
Are there areas where you’ve been trying to create your own light instead of relying on Him? How could you invite Jesus into those areas?
How can you reflect Jesus’ light through love, encouragement, or service in tangible ways this week?


Prayer
Jesus, Light of the World, thank You for shining into our darkness and restoring our sight. Thank You for bringing life, truth, love, and joy. Help us walk fully in Your light this week, reflecting Your joy and grace to everyone we meet. Show us where we are blind, and let Your light guide us. Amen.

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