1. Richard said in his sermon that we always have a choice in life. In what sense is that true?
2. Every situation or decision in life involves what basic choice according to the sermon?
3. Why do we tend to avoid the light? (See John3:19–21; Eph 5:8–14)
4. Remember Richard's illustration about the moon reflecting the light of the sun? What does it teach us about were our light comes from?
1. How much light do we have in ourselves?
5. What does light symbolize in Ephesians (5:7–14)
6. What does darkness symbolize?
7. Remember the story of hiking in the dark, following the glow-stick on the pack in front of you? What was Richard trying to teach through that activity?
8. Paul urges us to lay aside the old self and put on the new self (4:20–24). What does this mean? How do we do it?
9. As Christians, we are to lay aside falsehood and speak truth (4:25). What does this look like in your life?
10. We are also to move from bitterness to forgiveness. How have you moved from bitterness to forgiveness? How do you need to?
11. What does it look like to move from immorality and greed to become self-giving lovers?
12. What would your life look like if you really believed your job was to be light in darkness?