Upon Further Review
Well, what was it that turned your theological knobs yesterday as we studied the Parable of the Weeds together?
Was it my assertion that while wheat and weeds do not change in their nature, human beings do, that sent up a red flag? How about the C.S. Lewis quote from Mere Christianity that proclaimed there are Christians who are slowly ceasing to be Christians and there are unbelievers who are slowly becoming believers? Or the part where Lewis implied that there are even people in other world religions under the 'secret influence of God', who are perhaps brothers in Christ?
Give my notes a look here or give the audio file of the message a listen here. Let me know what the Lord is impressing upon you where our study of the Kingdom of God is concerned.
Was it my assertion that while wheat and weeds do not change in their nature, human beings do, that sent up a red flag? How about the C.S. Lewis quote from Mere Christianity that proclaimed there are Christians who are slowly ceasing to be Christians and there are unbelievers who are slowly becoming believers? Or the part where Lewis implied that there are even people in other world religions under the 'secret influence of God', who are perhaps brothers in Christ?
Give my notes a look here or give the audio file of the message a listen here. Let me know what the Lord is impressing upon you where our study of the Kingdom of God is concerned.
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