Oct 5, 2026 · 28 min · 10 segments
Lynn Osgood continues her series, *God in Ordinary Places*, and walks us through Jesus' parable of the tenants, a story set in an ordinary workplace, where everything the tenants fight to keep was…
There are those objects in our lives, the really special ones that we use that are integrated into our life.
[laughs]
Yes.
Somebody had had a baby, or there was a potluck or a kid's birthday party, and folks brought things to share, and there were just so many dishes that were left over.
[laughs]
At first, you knew exactly whose dish it was, and you did, you meant to return it.
And at some point, no one could say exactly how or when, but it became your dish.
[laughs]
So and our scripture reading today is about stuff, stuff like a casserole dish except as we saw in Jesus' parable, people get killed, so we're gonna slow it down just a little bit.
There are those objects in our lives, the really special ones that we use that are integrated into our life.
[laughs]
Yes.
Somebody had had a baby, or there was a potluck or a kid's birthday party, and folks brought things to share, and there were just so many dishes that were left over.
[laughs]
At first, you knew exactly whose dish it was, and you did, you meant to return it.
And at some point, no one could say exactly how or when, but it became your dish.
[laughs]
So and our scripture reading today is about stuff, stuff like a casserole dish except as we saw in Jesus' parable, people get killed, so we're gonna slow it down just a little bit.
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