After Luke 14:25-33
The crowds follow,
both for the miracles
(the fish, the healings)
and to see the elites
confounded (what will
this man say next?).
They are drawn to the light,
but he knows their hearts,
ready to click on “like”
and go to the next miracle,
the next post, the next fad,
the next trending topic,
the next juicy gossip
masquerading as news.
He stops. He turns.
He asks, what if clicking
like means hating your
parents or children, or
giving away your 401K,
or walking into an arena
of hungry lions? Would
you still click like?
Photograph by Annie Spratt via Unsplash. Used with permission.
1 comment:
Oh, wow, Glynn . . . you certainly had me sitting up and taking notice with this one.
Jesus wants a lot more than a "like."
Blessings!
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