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| SESSION OUTLINE FOCUS: (5–8 minutes) Option #1: Ask the youth to meet for this study in the backstage area of a local theater. This place, with its many mirrors and banks of lights, can help your group visually compare the “light” of God’s holiness that illuminates the “darkness” of human sin. Begin the session with the students facing the mirrors, but with the special lights off. Then, switch the lights on. (Most costume/makeup areas have many light bulbs surrounding the mirrors that create a very bright light. In this kind of light, every pimple, wrinkle and imperfection on one’s face is noticeable.) Ask the students, What do you see now that you didn’t see before we turned the lights on? What do you wish you didn’t see? Option #2: When the youth gather, ask them to thumb through magazines and find pictures that illustrate the word “holy.” Give them glue and poster board and let them each make a collage of that word. CONNECT: (5–8 minutes) Option #1: Now ask, “How is God’s glory like theater lights?” Option #2: Direct each student to show his or her collage and explain it. Then ask, “Now how much of this collage is like your life?”. Continued... |
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