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Summary: The invitation of God is universal, daily and eternal. While we receive many calls from God, we can miss the critical opportunities. In the parable of the wedding invitation, Jesus challenges us to be open to his call each day of our lives |
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Summary: Those who say it’s inconvenient to attend God’s party really just don’t want to be there. But all who go should be ready to redress when they arrive, for God will have the garments of righteousness waiting. |
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Summary: When we turn down the divine invitation into the kingdom of God, we are actually snubbing God. And if we do accept the invitation, we need to surrender our filthy clothes of sin and allow God to dress us in the garments of righteousness. |
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Summary: Once we decide to follow Jesus, we need to discard the garments of sin and put on the clothing of righteousness. |
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Summary: This harsh-sounding parable reminds us that accepting the invitation to the banquet is not enough. We should begin to prepare ourselves for the future kingdom of heaven by showing love, compassion and courage now. |
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Summary: God has invited us all to be guests at his table. Some will reject his invitation. |
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Summary: God is gracious. God is just. We often emphasize the first and ignore the latter. This parable includes both grace and justice. The good news is that God’s grace is offered to all. We do a disservice to God and to God’s grace if we believe there are not consequences for rejecting that same grace. |
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Summary: In one parable, Jesus told of a king’s invitation to his son’s wedding banquet being ignored, with some of the king’s messengers being killed. Those guilty of the crime and their city are destroyed, and other messengers are sent to bring anyone they can find to the banquet. In a second parable, the king finds that one of those brought in doesn’t have a wedding garment. A living faith in Christ, with the good works that a living faith produces, is the festive garment that the king gives the wedding guests. We should wear it as well.
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