Many people read the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19–31) and immediately assume it’s a literal, factual description of the afterlife. Others recognize it as a parable—one Jesus crafted to expose the Pharisees’ unbelief and their twisted use of wealth and tradition. Either way, the core message isn’t about flames, talking souls, or Abraham’s “bosom”—it’s about FAITH in God’s Word. Remember: Jesus had just confronted the Pharisees for being “covetous” (v.14). He then launches into a

St. Luke: 20 Focuses on Jesus' authority, the reflection of God's messenger, the balance of earthly and spiritual duties, the reality of the resurrection, and the warning against hypocrisy. Reflect on this powerful reminder from the sermon excerpt of Sis. Tammie Pandy. #Message #MtHool #ministry #socialmedia #youth #youngadults #women #church #relevantchurch #MCCA #MCCAYouth #SCDYouth #Honduras #churchinbayisland #WesleyMethodistChurch | Wesley Methodist Church Roatan Circuit

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