Children of Light and Darkness Study Notes

These flashcards cover key concepts from the Bible study on the Children of Light and Darkness, focusing on definitions, characteristics, and themes vital for understanding spiritual insight.

Children of Light

Believers characterized by possessing the Word of Life and living differently from the world.

Children of Darkness

Individuals who lack full understanding of the Word and remain in ignorance.

Spiritual Light

Defined as the Word of God, which provides knowledge and understanding of God's glory.

Spiritual Darkness

Ignorance that comes from not having the Word or when God's prophecies remain unfulfilled.

The First Era of Light

The period marked by Jesus’s arrival, fulfilling Old Testament prophecies and bringing light.

The Second Era of Light

A future time when New Testament prophecies will be fulfilled at Jesus's Second Coming.

Wheat-like believer

A person who is fully present for God, embodying attentiveness and reverence.

Three Spiritual Pots

Metaphors for types of churches: pots of rebellion, desolation, and salvation.

Ephesians 4:17-18

A scripture that commands believers to live differently from worldly values.

Kingdom Race

A fellowship competition designed to encourage maturity among members.

Quiet Time Talk

A personal reflection exercise shared via text or photo to encourage spiritual engagement.

Understanding vs. Belief

Recognizes that belief alone is insufficient without true understanding of spiritual truths.

Unraveled Word

The revealed fulfillment of prophecies that provides clarity and meaning to Scripture.