NARRATIVE EXPOSITORY SERMON STORY 2022

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NARRATIVE EXPOSITORY SERMON1
Luke 7:36-50
In the above scripture from the Bible reflects on the scripture of Luke 7: 36-50 that states
where Jesus the Messiah of God was in the presence of some common people, tax collectors,
scribes and Pharisee (Mouton 2013). There was a Pharisee named Simon who had invited Jesus
to come to his place for a meal. There has never been an instance in the Gospel where Jesus had
failed or let anyone down. In the same town here was a women who had lived a sinful life. As
the Gospel teaches us there has been no such times where Jesus had failed to keep any promise
of God. He came to earth to be a witness and a miracle for his Abba Father’s love and teach to
forgive others (Pearlman 2016).
In the same town were Jesus went to preach, Simon had invited him for dinner. When he
sat to have his meal a women from the same town lived a sinful life and came up to Jesus. He got
the news from the people that Jesus was present in Simon’s house so she bought an alabaster jar
of perfume and came and stood behind Jesus. She touched her feet and started crying and wetting
his feet with her tears. She wiped his feet with her long cascading hair and kiss his feet as a mark
of respect and repenting for her sins. Then she poured perfume on his feet. Observing all these
the Pharisee told himself that if Jesus was a true prophet he would had known who was touching
his feet and what kind of a sinful life she lived (Phanon 2016)
For Jesus it was very important to forgive as he came into this world with a mission to
preach the word of God and to forgive the sinners and heal them by coming out of their sinful
life. Our Lord is a loving master and accepts each and every human being without any
discrimination and classifying their dominance. His name is associated with Love, Peace,
Miracle and Healing. The healing scriptures from the Bible is full of parables and stories which