I have a tiny light that fits on a key chain. It has a handle that pulls out that you must wind up in order for the light to shine. I can never seem to wind it up enough to make the light shine brightly. At a camp sight the tiny flashlight barely illuminates the path to the public washroom.
My father has a light the same size that holds a battery. If he shines that light into your eyes it temporarily blinds you.
Our interactions with others are to bring forth the praises of God who brought us out of darkness into his marvelous light. (1 Peter 2:9).
If you were using the illustration of the two flashlights to teach about the verse in First Peter, what other spiritual point could you make with these two flashlights?
