Shaun Lewis

It isn’t a difficult parable, but it may be the most controversial. One writer read it and concluded, “The parable of the Good Samaritan is socialism.”1 Socialism? Well, Jesus wants me to share my property with everyone in need. So, what’s mine is yours when you’re in need, and what’s yours is mine when I’m […]

“See, we have left everything and followed You. What then will we have?” (Matt 19:27). What’s in it for us, Jesus? The disciples had served and sacrificed daily for more than three years. Families had been left along with homes and careers. They had even said they were ready to die for Christ (John 11:16,

“The quest of the Inner Ring will break your hearts…” – C.S. Lewis. To an audience of students at the University of London, he warned about a certain danger in life. A ring could be a social circle or clique at work or church. It could be a handful of movers-and-shakers or prominent leaders in

Hardships are part of life in a fallen world. Friends and family will disappoint us at times. Circumstances at home or work won’t always be pleasant. No one’s immune to pain, but for the Christian, God uses the hardships of His people to accomplish His good and perfect purposes. What are some of God’s purposes