Yes, FAIR is a four-letter word, but it does not have to be used that way. Sometimes our sense of "fairness" gets offended when we perceive how some folks seem to get away with things that "we" would be held accountable for.
Join me for a deep dive into one of those "pesky parables" (Matthew 20:1-16) that have the power to upend some of that "stinking thinking."

Yes, FAIR is a four-letter word, but it does not have to be used that way. Sometimes our sense of "fairness" gets offended when we perceive how some folks seem to get away with things that "we" would be held accountable for. Join me for a deep dive into one of those "pesky parables" (Matthew 20:1-16) that have the power to upend some of that "stinking thinking."

Yes, FAIR is a four-letter word, but it does not have to be used that way. Sometimes our sense of "fairness" gets offended when we perceive how some folks seem to get away with things that "we" would be held accountable for.
Join me for a deep dive into one of those "pesky parables" (Matthew 20:1-16) that have the power to upend some of that "stinking thinking."&nbsp;&nbsp;

Parable of the Vineyard Workers

A new podcast designed to connect our stories to God’s Glory. Dr. Shonda Carter explores biblical stories (and a few personal stories) through the lens of Spiritual Formation, Theology, and human experience. Listeners are invited to ”step into story” in hopes that empathy is discovered, God is encountered, transformation is experienced, faith matures, and an environment is created to help aid in the process of becoming like Christ.

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Parable of the Vineyard Workers

Parable of the Vineyard Workers