The Carry on Cast ep. 377

Pastor Megan and Pastor Kevin discuss Luke 15:1-1…

An episode of the The Carry On Cast podcast, hosted by Easter Lutheran Church, titled "The Carry on Cast ep. 377" was published on March 18, 2025 and runs 23 minutes.

March 18, 2025 ·23m · The Carry On Cast

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Pastor Megan and Pastor Kevin discuss Luke 15:1-10. The things that get lost in Jesus’ story aren’t of high value – or at least, aren’t worth risking everything else. His examples aren’t logical! Your position matters. If you think of yourself as “found”, you may be frustrated or jealous of Jesus’ attention to the lost. If you think of yourself as “lost”, you finally hear a word of love and grace. How often do we pretend to be a place where only the “found” are welcome? How do we ensure we bring God’s love and care to all?

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Pastor Megan and Pastor Kevin discuss Luke 15:1-10. The things that get lost in Jesus’ story aren’t of high value – or at least, aren’t worth risking everything else. His examples aren’t logical! Your position matters. If you think of yourself as “found”, you may be frustrated or jealous of Jesus’ attention to the lost. If you think of yourself as “lost”, you finally hear a word of love and grace. How often do we pretend to be a place where only the “found” are welcome? How do we ensure we bring God’s love and care to all?

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