
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


This week, we are reading Luke 7:1-17 – stories of two miraculous healings, both of which seem to focus more on the person who is well, who is concerned or bereaved, than on the person whose body is failing. What might that tell us about the nature of healing, or faith, or community? And of all the suffering one might alleviate, why does Jesus respond to these two cases? One, an Israelite woman who mourns her son, one a Roman man concerned for his slave. A powerful person and a vulnerable one. Is there a system at play? Is that even the right question?
By BibleWorm4.9
2828 ratings
This week, we are reading Luke 7:1-17 – stories of two miraculous healings, both of which seem to focus more on the person who is well, who is concerned or bereaved, than on the person whose body is failing. What might that tell us about the nature of healing, or faith, or community? And of all the suffering one might alleviate, why does Jesus respond to these two cases? One, an Israelite woman who mourns her son, one a Roman man concerned for his slave. A powerful person and a vulnerable one. Is there a system at play? Is that even the right question?

43,971 Listeners

38,938 Listeners

11,571 Listeners

2,517 Listeners

14,668 Listeners

19 Listeners

112,330 Listeners

9,535 Listeners

5,082 Listeners

356 Listeners

16,386 Listeners

4,800 Listeners

2 Listeners

1,187 Listeners

856 Listeners