Faith in the Darkഉദാഹരണം

Day 1 - When Faith Comes at Night

Nicodemus didn’t come with a crowd.

He came at night. Quietly. With questions. With a flicker of faith and a heart full of wonder.

He wasn’t trying to hide from Jesus. He was trying to get close—without the eyes of others watching. His approach wasn’t bold or loud, but it was real. Sincere. Risky in its own way.

Faith doesn’t always show up with confidence. Sometimes, it shows up with curiosity. A whisper that asks, “Is this really You?”

Nicodemus came seeking truth, not attention. And Jesus met him with grace and revelation. He didn’t shame him for coming in the dark. He didn’t demand a louder faith. Instead, He spoke about being born again, about the Spirit’s work, and the love of God so deep He gave His Son for the world.

Faith often begins like this—in quiet moments, uncertain steps, and secret prayers. Before it becomes bold, it begins with a question.

If your faith feels small or hesitant right now, you’re in good company. Jesus welcomes seekers. He honors even the faintest light of belief. You don’t need to have it all figured out to come to Him.

Nicodemus reminds us that even a quiet knock on the door of truth can open into a conversation that changes everything.

So come, even if it’s in the dark. He will meet you there.

Ask Yourself

What questions have I been holding back from asking Jesus?

Let’s pray together

Jesus, I don’t always come boldly.

Sometimes I come afraid, with doubts I don’t know how to say out loud.

But I’m here. In the dark. Seeking You.

Will You meet me here?

Amen.