Welcome to One Minute Scripter Study, a Come Follow Me podcast.

We are your host, Kristen Walker-Smith and Kelly Black.

Hey friend, it's Kristen.

Grab your scriptures and let's dive into Moses chapter 2, verse 4.

So when my husband and I lived in Belgium, we were pretty much broke.

He was in school while I worked as a nanny, and we relied heavily

on student loans just to get by. We were so overjoyed when my husband found an early morning

job that he could complete before his classes, but it was far enough away that I had to drive

him every morning in the car that my nannying family had loaned to us. So each day, as we drove through

the dark streets of downtown Brussels, my nerves were on edge. There was often a lot of gang

activity and people high on illegal substances stumbling around the streets. I would drop my husband

off, returned to our apartment, and I would run from the parking garage

to our front door.

The darkness scared me.

I was an adult, but the darkness scared me, because I never knew what was hiding in it.

Well, our Savior is the opposite of the darkness that can fill us with fear.

During the first creative period, the scripture say, and I God saw the light, and

that light was good, and I God saw the light, and that light was good,

and I God divided the light from the darkness. Could this symbolize our need to separate

ourselves from darkness to be spiritually safe in God's light? And if so, how do we separate

ourselves from darkness in a world that seems to be filled with it? Well, we stand in holy places, not in questionable

ones. We spend more time with God and less time with Google. We seek out the good every single

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