The Open Heavens Devotional for Saturday, March 7, 2026, written by Enoch Adejare Adeboye, continues the enlightening teaching series “When There Is Light (Part 3).” This devotional reveals that when the light of Jesus Christ enters a person’s life, it not only brings transformation and miracles but also gives that person a purpose and responsibility to share God’s goodness with others.

The memory verse from Matthew 5:15 teaches that a lamp should not be hidden under a basket but placed on a candlestick so it can give light to everyone in the house. This illustrates that the light believers receive through Christ is meant to shine visibly and impact others.

The devotional highlights a powerful testimony shared by Pastor Adeboye about a woman who suffered from cancer of the voice box. Doctors removed her voice box to save her life, leaving her permanently unable to speak. However, through persistent prayers and faith in God, she miraculously regained her voice. When she met Pastor Adeboye again, she joyfully declared that she could speak once more. Such a miracle cannot be hidden because it clearly demonstrates the power of God and becomes a testimony that glorifies Him.

Similarly, the Bible records another undeniable miracle when Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead after he had been buried for four days. This miracle caused many people to believe in Christ because the evidence of God’s power was impossible to deny.

The devotional also references the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman in John 4:7–30. After meeting Jesus at the well, the woman’s life changed dramatically. She immediately left her water pot and ran into the city, boldly telling everyone to come and meet the man who had revealed everything about her life. Her encounter with the Light transformed her from someone living quietly with a troubled past into a courageous witness for Christ.

The message explains that whenever a person truly encounters Jesus, the Light of the world, they cannot remain silent. Instead, they become a testimony of God’s grace and a messenger of the gospel.

Another example mentioned is the story of the man delivered from demons in Mark 5:2–20. After Jesus set him free, He gave him an assignment to go and tell others what the Lord had done for him. This demonstrates that miracles and blessings come with a responsibility to share God’s goodness with others.

The devotional also highlights how encounters with Christ gave purpose to great biblical figures such as Peter the Apostle, who became a fisher of men, and Paul the Apostle, who became a powerful missionary spreading the gospel across nations.

Ultimately, “When There Is Light (Part 3)” teaches that salvation is not only about receiving miracles or blessings; it is also about becoming a vessel through which others encounter the light of Christ. When God performs miracles in a believer’s life, those testimonies are meant to inspire faith, bring hope, and draw others closer to Him.

The devotional encourages believers to boldly share their testimonies, shine the light of Jesus wherever they go, and allow their lives to become channels through which many people will come to know God.