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Live in the Light
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Live in the Light
By Bill D. Whittaker
4th Sunday of Lent (A) March 2, 2008Live in the Light(Ephesians 5:3-14) Benjamin Franklin writes in his autobiography about his efforts to convince the citizens of Philadelphia to light the streets at night. His words didn’t work. He bought an attractive lantern, polished the glass and placed it on a long bracket that extended from the front of his house. Each evening as darkness descended, he lit the wick. His neighbors soon noticed the warm glow in front of his house; passersby found the...

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