This new book is a practical but carefully researched commentary on all the parables. It gives many insights into the stories and their meanings through historical facts and other information that can enrich and transform your understanding of them. But this book is not just a commentary – it focuses on the living lessons of the parables themselves.
The City on a Hill is available on our sister-site in different formats (including PDF so you can read it on any electronic device).
The book is written from a nondenominational perspective, is completely free and free of advertising. You do not need to give an email address or any other information to download the book (just click on the download link on the LivingWithFaith.org “Downloads” page and enjoy). And if you enjoy the book and find it profitable, please feel free to make a copy of the file and pass it, or the URL, along to your friends and others you know who may find the book helpful.
The City on A Hill: Lessons from the Parables of Jesus is the first of a series of free e-Books we hope to produce this year – enjoy this one and look out for new titles as we go through 2015!
From: Fearless: Imagine Your Life Without Fear by Max Lucado, Thomas Nelson, 2009.
“Seek first the kingdom of wealth, and you’ll worry over every dollar. Seek first the kingdom of health, and you’ll sweat every blemish and bump. Seek first the kingdom of popularity, and you’ll relive every conflict. Seek first the kingdom of safety, and you’ll jump at every crack of the twig. But seek first his kingdom, and you will find it.” ~ Max Lucado
What do I seek first? Do any of the points Max Lucado mentions in this paragraph resonate especially for me? It’s good to have goals in all areas of life, but what is my primary goal – and how do my other goals fit into it? Do any of the other goals conflict, and how can I make my secondary goals support what I seek first?
Abraham and the Blazing Torch
Breaking and Entering
Forgiving and Forgetting
What the Cavemen Learned
* We have many new blog posts lined up for January, and three new blog series that we think you will enjoy. So check out any of the favorites you may have missed from the past year on this site and then on our sister site – LivingWithFaith.org – and look out for the new year’s offerings coming soon!
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