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In this sermon on Matthew 25:14-30, Dominic Jackson continues the Parables series by turning to the parable of the talents. Dominic explains how the parable is less about ability and more about responsibility, especially in light of who we believe God to be. Jesus presents a master who entrusts his wealth to servants with varying amounts and then departs, inviting them to act in his absence. The contrast between the faithful servants and the third servant hinges on relationship rather than results. The third servant’s fear and distorted image of the master lead him to bury what he’s been given. We are challenged to consider how our view of God shapes our stewardship and whether we are hiding or risking what has been placed in our hands.
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In this sermon on Matthew 25:14-30, Dominic Jackson continues the Parables series by turning to the parable of the talents. Dominic explains how the parable is less about ability and more about responsibility, especially in light of who we believe God to be. Jesus presents a master who entrusts his wealth to servants with varying amounts and then departs, inviting them to act in his absence. The contrast between the faithful servants and the third servant hinges on relationship rather than results. The third servant’s fear and distorted image of the master lead him to bury what he’s been given. We are challenged to consider how our view of God shapes our stewardship and whether we are hiding or risking what has been placed in our hands.