Reading Luke 10 as a whole, and not three unrelated stories!
The series on Transformational Compassion continues!
What if the key to an abundant life lies not in doing more, but in listening better? In this edition, Dennis draws us into the depths of Luke 10, where three distinct yet interconnected scenes reveal the essence of the Christian life—a life steeped in the nearness of God.
He starts with Jesus commissioning the seventy disciples to share peace and healing, emphasising that the Kingdom of God is not a distant hope but an immediate reality, rooted in relationships and vulnerability. As the narrative unfolds, we encounter the parable of the Good Samaritan, a powerful reminder that true compassion defies societal boundaries and expectations.
Finally, Dennis highlights Mary and Martha’s encounter with Jesus, illustrating that discipleship begins with attentive listening rather than mere busyness. This message is an urgent call to reflect on our own lives and priorities—who are the strangers we are called to see, and how can we seek the ‘better portion’ of time spent with Christ?
Dennis continues this transformative journey, imploring us to learn to listen, love, and live out the Kingdom’s reality in our daily lives.
Breaking Open 