Hi to all those at Sunday School,
Love from the far north!
Peggy Kipfer

Thank you for your comments, it is great to know that the Studies are helpful.

I too pray that we will be open vessels for God’s light to shine through in this world.

As someone once said, ” I want to be like the moon, I only want to reflect the light of the ‘Son’.”

I sent you an email regarding your question.

Blessings,
Aubrey

I finally got to do a study on line! I really enjoyed it. Of course, I did it just when God wanted me to, so that He could speak to me on certain areas in my life where I need to let the Light in.

I really appreciate the background; visual aids are always a bonus! I’ve always appreciated that in your sermons too.

This study had so many scriptures that had meaning for me. I relate to the man born blind because I’ve always struggled with my vision. I also remember many years ago when I started attending Central and Peggy “made” me give the children’s story on this passage of scripture. I was working at the CNIB at the time. It really got me out of my shell and since then, I don’t have any problem speaking in front of crowds.

John 9:41 — glad I read this. I’ve told my kids time and again that we all make mistakes … that’s not necessarily sin. But when we are made aware of our mistake, we are responsible to make amends. If we don’t, then that is sin. I could never remember where I read that in the Bible.

I am so grateful that Jesus is my light. I don’t need to deal with everythng under my own power — Jesus can light the way for me. Much more comforting than trying to stumble in the dark!

I pray that I may willingly continue to address the sin in my life and correct it, so that I will please my Father, and not be a hypocrite. I pray the same for many others who would call themselves Christians.