Sermon for Ninth Sunday after Trinity | Luke 16:1-13
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Sermon for Ninth Sunday after Trinity | Luke 16:1-13
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Podcast Summary
Many Christians think the Parable of the Dishonest Manager is simply about money or stewardship. But what if Jesus' primary concern is something much deeper?
In this sermon for the Ninth Sunday after Trinity, we discover that the turning point of the parable is not the steward's dishonesty, but the moment he learns that an accounting is coming. His entire life changes because he knows he must soon stand before his master.
Jesus uses that surprising story to ask a searching question of His disciples: Are the children of light living with the same awareness that they, too, will one day stand before their Lord?
Drawing together Luke 16:1–13 and 1 Corinthians 10:6–13, this sermon explores faithful stewardship in light of the Last Judgment, the danger of serving Mammon instead of God, and the comfort of the Gospel: our hope on that Day rests not in the account we give, but in the account Christ has already given on our behalf. Because He has prepared an eternal home for His people, Christians are free to live wisely, faithfully, and generously as they await His return.