Lessons from Enemy Love - Biblical Analogy
In the heart of our busy city, there's a small community garden tucked away between two high-rise buildings. This garden, tended by people from all...
This is stories & illustrations on enemy love and progressive christianity, drawing on Luke 4:18-19. It carries an emotional tone of hope, compassion and awe.
In the heart of our busy city, there's a small community garden tucked away between two high-rise buildings. This garden, tended by people from all walks of life—young students, elderly neighbors, and families from diverse backgrounds—serves as a vivid picture of what Enemy Love looks like in action. One day, as I visited, I saw an elderly woman named Ruth, her hands roughened by decades of work, squatting beside a patch of bright tomatoes.…
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