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Economics and Freedom (Matthew 20:1-16)
The parable of the workers in the vineyard calls us to re-evaluate our own economy, to value people over productivity. Let’s talk economics, old school. The Greek word oikos, which means “house” or “home” is the root word for our English word “economy.” We get it by way of the Greek oikonomia, which means “household.” … Continue reading Economics and Freedom (Matthew 20:1-16)
Counting To Seventy-Seven
Seventy seven times. That is how many times we are told to forgive someone who sins against us. And you get the distinct feeling that Jesus does not expect you to actually keep count. Seventy-seven just expands Peter’s suggestion of seven to a much greater extent. In practicality, Jesus instructs Peter to forgive whenever he … Continue reading Counting To Seventy-Seven
Hearing Into Truth
The church does not always do a good job talking about sin. I am, of course, part of the church. Sin is a complex thing, and if we are going to do a good job discussing it, it’s going to take a while. It is as complex as human relationships themselves, and rarely can it … Continue reading Hearing Into Truth
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