Dr Parrott covers the age old tradition of “Holy Grumbling.” Now the tax collectors and sinners were all gathering around to hear Jesus. But the Pharisees and the teachers of the law muttered, “This man welcomes sinners and eats with them.” Then Jesus told them this parable: “Suppose one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them…” Join Dr Parrott as he takes into this wonderful parable of the Lost Sheep and Coin.
View More He Welcomes WHO? Luke 15:1-10Tag: son of Leslie Parrott Sr
Grandpa’s Story – TRUE STORY
TRUE STORY Join Dr Richard Leslie Parrott as he takes us back to his family tree and shares the story…
View More Grandpa’s Story – TRUE STORYGrandpa’s Bible – A True Story
Just about five years ago, Dr. Floyd Perkins, Nazarene Missionary and Bible College Professor, passed away. Dr. Perkins affected my life when he was my guide and host on a trip to Mozambique, 40 years ago. The story comes from one of his granddaughters.
View More Grandpa’s Bible – A True StoryThe Living Spirit of the Living God
God brings moments of inner healing to your life, moments that almost pass by unless we see them and give God the praise. Here are three examples:
You hurt because of what someone said or didn’t say…
View More The Living Spirit of the Living GodFriends of Koinonia (Dr. Parrott’s Sunday School Class) President’s weekly Email
I must claim that last Sunday’s class was an answer to prayer. If you were not there, class began promptly; Dr. Parrott spoke about Paul’s message to the church in Galatia concerning being saved by grace alone; Dr. Parrott entertained some questions, comments, and discussion; and then the class shared announcements and prayer concerns before being dismissed right on time. It was all great. You see, I had asked God for just such a miraculous balance. The balance, like our visitors, confirmed the spiritual health of our small group. PTL.
View More Friends of Koinonia (Dr. Parrott’s Sunday School Class) President’s weekly EmailBelow the Bottom Line
What good will it be for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul?
Or what can anyone give in exchange for their soul?
Matthew 16:26
Helping people take hold of the deeper priorities of life is something I do in a seminar exercise called, “Below the Bottom Line.” Everyone is given a blank sheet of paper.
View More Below the Bottom LineScrooge in May: A Story of Forgiveness
It was my oldest son’s 5th birthday (that was more than 25 years ago). His grandfather (my dad) wanted to send a special present. I told my father, “This is simple. He wants a two-wheeled bike, but he will need training wheels.”
View More Scrooge in May: A Story of ForgivenessMovin’ Piles: a Call to Faithfulness
Years ago I heard a wonderful illustration of what it means to be “real.” Here goes: There are three types of Christians. First, there’s the TOP-OF-THE-PILE Christian. You have seen these folks. You ask them “How are you doing?” and away they go: “Top of the pile! Movin’ and groovin’ with Jesus. Growin’ and glowin’ in Him.” Really? All the time? You can’t be that way all the time, it is not realistic.
View More Movin’ Piles: a Call to FaithfulnessObedience. Really?
Yet, Christians are called to obey. Charles Stanley said it well, “The bottom line in the Christian life is obedience and most people don’t even like the word.” How are we to think of obedience? What is obedience, really?
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