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Following Jesus to Unexpected Places: Zaccheus’ House

Posted on February 23, 2015 by parklinscomb

Jesus was on His final approach to Jerusalem and He was passing through the city of Jericho. His fame by this point had already spread far and wide, but in addition to this just outside of Jericho he had just … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible commentary, Christian Leadership, Christianity, Church Growth, New Testament | Tagged Abraham, Bartimaeus, Christ, church, courage, discipleship, enthusiasm, evangelism, faith, faithfulness, fig, generosity, grace, hope, Jericho, Jesus, joy, love, Messiah, obedience, repay, repentance, retribution, rich, short, sinner, son of Abraham, sycamore, tax collector, wealth, Zaccheus, zeal | 1 Comment

The stones will cry out — Luke 18-20

Posted on December 18, 2011 by parklinscomb

Yesterday I participated in a memorial service of a faithful sister who died of cancer. Although I and the rest of the congregation will miss her wit and warmth, it was such a joy to celebrate a life well and … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible commentary, Christianity, New Testament | Tagged civic duty, eyes of the world, glory, operative word, pharisee, praise, publican, repentance, sinner, spiri, story of zaccheus, taxes | Leave a comment

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