Parable of the Good Shepherd: Greg Chaney
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In the Parable of the Good Shepherd (Or Parable of the Lost Sheep) the Pharisees come face to face with the prophesy of Ezekiel, they have failed as the shepherds go intended them to be and through their religion, have neglected the lost sheep. The main point of the parable is that God loves his sheep and only through the good shepherd (Jesus) will the lost sheep be found and there will be great joy in heaven. Luke 15:1-7, Ezekiel 34, John 10:1-18, Matthew 18:10-14
Parable of the Loving Father: Greg Chaney
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Luke 15:11-32 Traditionally the title given to these teachings has been “The Parable of the Prodigal Son.” Focusing only on the younger son could lead a disciple to miss the main character and great theology. This sermon explores the participation theater Jesus draws his audience into based on the cultural setting . In the end we have a call to action for the Pharisees in the audience and teachings we can take away about sin, freedom, repentance, grace, and joy in the better named “Parable of the Loving Father.”
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