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The dinner of Luke 14 continues with a second para The dinner of Luke 14 continues with a second parable from Christ. “The parable of the supper, which follows, is a parable all right,” explains N. T. Wright, “but Jesus really seems to have intended his hearers to take literally his radical suggestion about who to invite to dinner parties. “Social conditions have changed, of course, and in many parts of the world, where people no longer live in small villages in which everyone knows everyone else’s business, where meals are eaten with the doors open and people wander to and fro at will (see 7:36–50), it may seem harder to put it into practice. Many Christians would have to try quite hard to find poor and disabled people to invite to a party—though I know some who do just that. Nobody can use the difference in circumstances as an excuse for ignoring the sharp edge of Jesus’ demand.” Apparently Charlotte Mason did not want to ignore the sharp edge in her poem about this parable. Read or hear “The host reproved” by Charlotte Mason at the profile link. @artmiddlekauff 🖼️: Parable of the Great Banquet by Brunswick Monogrammist . . . . . . . . . #charlottemasonpoetry #thesaviouroftheworld #knowledgeofGod #saviouroftheworld #dummelow #thegospelhistory #thedisciple #forthechildrenssake #charlottemasonliving #charlottemasonirl #charlottemason #charlottemasonbiblelessons #charlottemasonhomeschool #thegospelofluke #thelastshallbefirst #hospitality #cometothefeast
This little guy interrupted our school lesson on t This little guy interrupted our school lesson on the deck. But how could we resist? He is so cute and so fast! @antonella.f.greco
All four of the robin eggs hatched! We watched th All four of the robin eggs hatched! We watched them, day by day, growing and changing and getting their feathers. We watched their mama tirelessly going back and forth to feed them all. We saw them getting bigger and trying to share the space in their now too small home. Here are two of them (plus a peaking out beak) the night before all four flew the nest! It was 15 days from when they hatched to when they were gone. And what a joy it was for us to experience it! @antonella.f.greco . . . . . . . . . #backyardbirds #robins #babyrobins #readytofly #eyesandnoeyes #birdwatching #canadianbirds #manitobabirds #Godinnature #vitaminN #childhoodunplugged #charlottemasonliving #charlottemasonlife #runwildmychild #1000hoursoutside #charlottemasonforall #exploringnaturewithchildren #livingeducation #charlottemasonirl
On Tuesday I held my daughter’s newborn baby. It On Tuesday I held my daughter’s newborn baby. It was a powerful moment and a tender moment, to embrace a person, a complete person, at the dawn of limitless opportunity. And then I saw my daughter’s face. I first saw that face when she herself was a newborn, moments from the womb, resting in my arms in utter serenity. I saw that face when she played and imagined, danced and sang, as little girls so often do. I saw that face when she felt sorrow and hurt, disappointment and pain, the life we experience in our teens. I saw that face when we stood alone outside the sanctuary, the last to walk in. A brief moment to pray with her before family and friends witnessed her vows and she became joined to a man. That face grew over the years, but it was always the same face, it was always the face of a child looking at me, her dad. Now with a baby in my arms, looking over at my daughter, I realized that her face had finally changed. She had become a parent like me. No longer a receiver of life only, but now a giver of life. A brave, long, and difficult labor was for her the beginning of a lifetime of giving, of giving all she has to another. The same way I gave everything to her. @artmiddlekauff . . . . . . . . #childrenarebornpersons #momsarepersonstoo #andsoaregrandpas #abundantlife #charlottemasonlife #homeschoollife #educationisalife #intentionalparenting #consciousparenting #intentionalparenting #charlottemasongraduate #homeschoolingdad #charlottemasondad #charlottemasonhighschool #charlottemasonirl #charlottemasonliving #giftoflife #charlottemasonbaby #dadsanddaughters #knowledgeofGod #livingeducation #charlottemasonpoetry
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