One of our favorite slang, when I was a young Radiographer was, “Radiographers work better in the dark.”

Long ago, we processed the x-ray films in the darkroom.

However, modern technology and the age of digital radiography has erased film processing and the darkroom.

Now, Radiographers no longer work in the dark. But, Sonographers prefer to work in a darkened room to enhance the images on the monitors.

Who likes the dark?

Many people, especially children, are afraid of the dark.

After hurricane Irma in 2017, the entire island was plunged into darkness.

When we saw the many tangled cables and the broken electrical poles on the streets we realized that we would be in the dark for a long long time. Unless, of course, you could afford a portable generator.

However, I was not fearful because as a Medical Imaging Technologist for over thirty years, I work better in the dark.

I prefer light than the darkness but i like to think that I can cope in any situation.

If I say, “Surely the darkness shall fall on me,” even the night shall be light about me; indeed, the darkness shall not hide from You, but the night shines as the day; the darkness and the light are both alike to You. (Psalms 139:11-12 NKJV)

With God, there is no night. There is no time and space.

With God, there is only eternity so the night shines as day because they are similar.

Therefore, with God your night will not last!

Your day will shine even in the dark.

 

Whatever situation that is thrown your way, God willl make a way when there seem to be no way.

So give God thanks and your eyes will be opened to his provision.

 
For additional reading of how God provided for me during difficult times read: Harm not the Oil and Wine.

It is available Here!