
In today’s episode of the Daily Bible Refresh, Dr. Brad Miller reads John 3:31–36 from The Message and offers a progressive, hope-filled reflection on God’s extravagant love. He contrasts a stingy, conditional picture of God with the Gospel of John’s vision of a lavish, unmetered grace that embraces everyone—including those we disagree with. Dr. Brad also unpacks the idea that spiritual darkness is more a posture of avoidance than a divine punishment, drawing on stories from his Cancer and Comedy podcast to show how isolation can become its own kind of darkness. He closes with a practical invitation: to practice receiving something lavishly this week—time, beauty, laughter, or connection—and to open our hearts more fully to the light of God’s love.
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