This is my church.

This is my church.

This is my people.

This is my, I am home.

So for the next four weeks, I'm going to be engaging in a series, and what I'm actually doing is I'll be utilizing a teaching methodology of Jesus called parabolic preaching.

It is preaching slash teaching through utilizing parables.

Parables, and this is, each time I say this, it's almost like it traumatizes people who

grew up in Sunday school and vacation Bible school.

Parables are fictitious stories, Jesus told, to make a spiritual point.

It wasn't a real historical event.

People are like, oh my God.

You mean to tell me the prodigal son?

It's a fictus.

See, you see what just happened?

It's like, no, Jesus is like, hey, I'm going to use something you can understand naturally to help you understand something that's

difficult to understand spiritually.

Now, this is what happens, right?

Now we see this in sports, we see this in politics, and we see it in religion, because

those are the three areas that everybody experts with no experience.

So what happens is whenever you do this, there's like this spirit of Pharisee or Phariseical

kind of attitude that kind of shows up when some people are saying, you plan that

secular music in church.

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