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We habitually misread the parable of the wheat and the weeds, assuming it's asking, "How do I end up in the right group?" The real question instead is, "How we can believe God is good in a world so full of suffering?" Its answer: evil is real, insidious, and beyond our power to fix, but it cannot prevail against the kingdom of the crucified Lord. Using D-Day as its central image — the decisive victory already won, though the battle rages on — Mthr. Barbara White reframes Christ's coming judgment not as condemnation, but as restoration.
Scripture: Matthew 13:24-30,36-43 (NRSV)
Preacher: The Rev. Barbara White
St. Francis in the Fields Episcopal Church | Louisville, KY
https://www.sfitf.org
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We habitually misread the parable of the wheat and the weeds, assuming it's asking, "How do I end up in the right group?" The real question instead is, "How we can believe God is good in a world so full of suffering?" Its answer: evil is real, insidious, and beyond our power to fix, but it cannot prevail against the kingdom of the crucified Lord. Using D-Day as its central image — the decisive victory already won, though the battle rages on — Mthr. Barbara White reframes Christ's coming judgment not as condemnation, but as restoration.
Scripture: Matthew 13:24-30,36-43 (NRSV)
Preacher: The Rev. Barbara White
St. Francis in the Fields Episcopal Church | Louisville, KY
https://www.sfitf.org

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