I just could not pass this one up. I plan to comment on it more later.
One day a young, newly ordained priest, was having a conversation with a member of his congregation when the parishioner said, “You priests and preachers talk a lot about ‘do unto others,’ but when you get right down to it, it comes down to basin theology.”
The young priest, now very curious, asked, “Basin theology? What’s that?”
The insightful parishioner said, “Remember what Pilate did when he had the chance to acquit Jesus? He called for a basin and washed his hands of the whole thing. But Jesus, the night before dis death, called for a basin and proceeded to wash the feet of the disciples. It all comes down to basin theology.”
Source | Adapted from Craig Larson,
Illustrations for Preaching and Teaching from Leadership Journal
Baker Book House (1997)
CONSIDER THIS
I wonder which basin you and I use most often? Is it the basin of disengagement or…
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