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I Saw The Light

This'll get your blood pumping!  David Crowder apparently has a love for bluegrass and is so unique and funky that you can't help but smile and be happy listening/singing.  I figured on a Monday we needed something to get our blood pumping!  :) 
Originally done by Hank Williams it was known back in the day as a camp revival song of sorts.  I love it (doesn't surprise you does it?).  It makes me think of Saul when he was traveling the Damascus road and Jesus met him there, blinded him, and saved him.  He had to become blind in order to see the light.  He got a name change and became one the most most well-respected apostles ever to spread the good news of Jesus.  
All of us need to have our own Damascus road experience with Jesus.  And in figurative, or maybe literal in some cases, ways we all need to be blinded by Jesus in order to see the light.  We might not all get new names for others to hear and know but God names each of us according to what/who he knows we really are.  
Life is a series of progressions.  You progress through something and then God brings something else for you to work through and on.  Each progression opens our eyes to Jesus a little more and blinds us to our flesh a little more.  I think I'm old enough to say that with confidence!  :)   
Thank goodness I saw the light!  Have you?!?  :) 

I Saw The Light (David Crowder - studio cut)
I Saw The Light (David Crowder Live - so good!)
I Saw The Light  (Hank Williams)

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