Be The Light — He Must Increase is a contemplative work on living within the quiet, faithful increase of Christ’s light in the human soul. It is not written to persuade or instruct, but to bear witness—to the slow, interior work of grace that heals, orders, and perfects what is already human.

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Rooted in the words of John 3:30—“He must increase; I must decrease”—this book reframes decrease not as disappearance or loss, but as proportion and freedom. To decrease is to be rightly ordered; to increase is to allow Christ to become the true center of life.

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Dawn Hall presents a distinctly Catholic vision of balance between the natural and the supernatural. Grace does not erase nature, overpower the will, or bypass the body. Instead, it assumes, heals, builds upon, and perfects what already exists. As water becomes wine, ordinary life is not discarded but transformed. Truth remains true even when belief wavers. Light continues to shine without demanding attention.

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Drawing from Scripture, sacramental theology, Marian wisdom, and the prayer of the Church, the book reflects on baptismal identity, Eucharistic presence, repentance, forgiveness, and the unseen reality that transcends time. Throughout, the emphasis remains gentle and incarnational: God does not conquer the heart—He illumines it.

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This is not a call to spectacle, extremism, or spiritual excess. It is an invitation to balance, humility, and divine order. To live by the Light of Christ is to reflect Him quietly—through peace rather than chaos, truth rather than control, solidarity rather than self-exaltation.

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Be The Light — He Must Increase invites the reader to live as living testimony—not drawing attention to oneself, but allowing Christ to shine through a life surrendered to grace.