The Irony of the Parable of the Good Samaritan
Not the ParablesI’ve heard too many sermons about we should be like the Good Samaritan, which is the complete opposite of the meaning of the parable!
I’ve heard too many sermons about we should be like the Good Samaritan, which is the complete opposite of the meaning of the parable!
Are my children being selfish and not thinking of others? Or is it that they simply have no concept of food running out?
Had Peter not been desperate He wouldn’t have experienced Jesus’ working in His life. He wouldn’t have fallen to His knees and left everything and followed Him.
Who gets decide the life of children: The State or the parents? Or is this a false dichotomy?
One of the Christian anon gang on Twitter challenged me to write story about the calf in the prodigal son and this is the result.
If we believe the lie that we don’t belong we will become separate to the Body of Christ and prevent blessing from being shared and the Kingdom from expanding.
Facts are dry and don’t engage the heart whereas stories draw you in and teach concepts in a much deeper way than ever “objective” facts could hope to do.
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