Over the past many centuries, the followers of Jesus have been through a lot of ups and downs. Over time we can lose (a) our sense of connection to those who have gone before, and (b) focus. Standing before the crowds, Jesus taught the now-famous Parable of the Sower. In it he provides a collective focus and unity for his people no matter their century. This sermon explores Luke 8:4-15 and eight specific takeaways for a time that is starting to feel a lot more like the 1st century than the 20th. As we share Jesus’ word and do his work, I can smell the hands of fishermen. Can you?

Matthew Ruttan

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