Today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

The irony of the gospel is that if you expose and confess your sins to Jesus,

he will cover them in grace.

I know that you feel afraid to bring your guilt and your weakness and your failure and your shame to Jesus.

But friend, I've got good news for you. it's safe.

Welcome back to Summit Life with Pastor J.D. Greer.

As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitovich, and we're so glad that you're back with us today.

Jesus said in John 812 that those who follow him will not walk in darkness.

So what does that mean then?

It means that our lives will actually radiate with his light.

Today, Pastor J.D. continues to share how we look to the light of Jesus to be saved, and then how we live in a way that

glows with the knowledge that we belong to Jesus, and Jesus belongs to us. As always, if you miss

any of these brand new programs, or if you're in search of our featured monthly resource,

you can find it all online at jd.gere.com. Now, let's rejoin Pastor Jadie as he teaches from

John chapter 8. Jesus not only claims to be the great I am in the gospel of John, he attaches

that name to our greatest areas of brokenness and need. So what is the need, what are the needs met by this

claim? How does Jesus as the light of the world benefit me personally and you? John answers that

question by sandwiching this claim between two stories. We had a miracle sandwich last week. We got another one this

week. The first, the first piece of bread on this sandwich is John ate 1 through 11. The

forgiving of the woman caught the act of adultery. Now, I've got to add, many scholars say this

story was most likely not in the original manuscripts. It was added in later. But there is no

question that this story was passed around in the early church, and the story is so incredibly

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