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September 22, 2019

C43: The Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Year C (2019)

Brian McLaren

How would you like to be liberated and set free from the hold that money has on your life? Brian McLaren–speaker, activist, and bestselling author, explains how to make this happen in today’s sermon from Luke 16:1-13. McLaren explains that today’s parable is a continuation of the three from Luke 15, the lost sheep, lost coin, and lost son. These next two parables begin…”there was a rich man.” McLaren explains the historical and economic history surrounding the passage and how understanding this context helps make this parable much more accessible to us. He says, “This passage proclaims a kingdom of God that has an economic system…one in which everyone matters…Love God and you will see everything else in a new value system.” Listen and find out what this new value system is and how it can liberate you from the hold money might have on your life.

Sorry, no manuscript for this sermon, but if you’d like to read another interesting take on this parable you can find Jim Somerville’s manuscript for “Monopoly Money” by clicking HERE.