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| Summary: This parable Jesus told describes a vineyard owner who hired workers at different times of the day, but paid them all the same. Sometimes when God blesses people in ways that he has not blessed us, it’s easy to feel a bit jealous. When this happens, we are admonished to put away childish attitudes, and to rejoice with those who rejoice. We should never lose sight of the many ways God has kept his promises and agreements with us. |
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| Summary: The parable of the generous vineyard owner highlights two biblical truths that often manifest themselves simultaneously: First, God is fair and will keep his promises to those who have devoted their entire lives to him. At the same time he is keeping this first promise, however, God may be gracious and generous to those who only devote part of their lives to him. |
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| Summary: Share and share alike is one expression of the generous grace of God. We should practice that inclusive generosity in the living of our days. |
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| Summary: The grace of God is counter-intuitive until we see life as God intends us to. |
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| Summary: “The Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard” teaches us that God is generous. Thank God! |
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| Summary: In Jesus’ parable, the laborers who had worked all day in the vineyard grumbled because those who had worked only one hour got the same pay. They thought that it wasn’t fair. Usually that’s a legitimate complaint, but here the owner of the vineyard represents God, and God’s unfairness is really good news. It means that all of us get much more than we deserve. Those who respond faithfully to the gospel enter the kingdom of heaven free, and can work to share the message of God’s “unfairness” with others. |
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