"The Wrong Side of the Tracks"
Text: Luke 16:19-31
The parable of "The Rich Man and Lazarus" reminds us of the difference between the "haves" and the "have-nots." Pastor Jon shares a number of lessons from this parable, encouraging us to care for the poor and needy among us, and to share the Good News of the Gospel with all people--regardless of which side of the tracks they live.
Pastor Jon Twitchell brings weekly biblically-based sermons to the Cape Elizabeth (Maine) Church of the Nazarene. You're invited to listen in through this podcast. Get more information at www.capenazarene.org.
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Sunday, September 23, 2007
People vs. Possessions - September 23, 2007
"People vs. Possessions"
Text: Luke 16:1-15
Pastor Jon offers some thoughts based upon the parable of the shrewd (and dishonest) manager. While the particular parable presents some interpretive difficulties, there are lessons that can be applied to our lives based upon this interesting story.
Text: Luke 16:1-15
Pastor Jon offers some thoughts based upon the parable of the shrewd (and dishonest) manager. While the particular parable presents some interpretive difficulties, there are lessons that can be applied to our lives based upon this interesting story.
Monday, September 17, 2007
The Greatest Homecoming - September 16, 2007
"The Greatest Homecoming"
Texts: Luke 15:11-32; Luke 15:1-2; II Corinthians 5:18-20
As part of the Cape Elizabeth Church of the Nazarenes's Fortieth Anniversary Homecoming Celebration, Pastor Jon Twitchell shares some thoughts from one of the richest of Jesus' parables. In looking at the Prodigal Son, we see a call for us to forsake the ways of the Older Brother, in order to be more like the Father--seeking out the lost and welcoming them home with a great homecoming celebration. May all of our Homecoming celebrations be a foretaste of that Great Homecoming!
Texts: Luke 15:11-32; Luke 15:1-2; II Corinthians 5:18-20
As part of the Cape Elizabeth Church of the Nazarenes's Fortieth Anniversary Homecoming Celebration, Pastor Jon Twitchell shares some thoughts from one of the richest of Jesus' parables. In looking at the Prodigal Son, we see a call for us to forsake the ways of the Older Brother, in order to be more like the Father--seeking out the lost and welcoming them home with a great homecoming celebration. May all of our Homecoming celebrations be a foretaste of that Great Homecoming!
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