This week’s Gospel reading is full of potential landmines. When I call these famous words of Jesus “landmines,” I’m not saying Jesus intentionally embedded suffering or danger into his disciples’ lives. Ask, Seek, Knock has been used too many times in damaging ways. I think there is a different way of looking at this. 
Genesis 18:20-32 | Psalm 138 | Colossians 2:6-19 | Luke 11:1-13

This week’s Gospel reading is full of potential landmines. When I call these famous words of Jesus “landmines,” I’m not saying Jesus intentionally embedded suffering or danger into his disciples’ lives. Ask, Seek, Knock has been used too many times in damaging ways. I think there is a different way of looking at this. Genesis 18:20-32 | Psalm 138 | Colossians 2:6-19 | Luke 11:1-13

This week’s Gospel reading is full of potential landmines.&nbsp;When I call these famous words of Jesus “landmines,” I’m not saying Jesus intentionally embedded suffering or danger into his disciples’ lives. Ask, Seek, Knock has been used too many times in damaging ways. I think there is a different way of looking at this.&nbsp;
Genesis 18:20-32 | Psalm 138 | Colossians 2:6-19 | Luke 11:1-13

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