Jesus shows social justice by inviting the poor, crippled, and lame to the banquet, rather than just friends, family, and the rich. He wants everyone to have a place in the community and be able to feel loved. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
@HallieLallier God is the only one that knows what we are really going through. This parable shows us that it is important to show compassion toward others, rather than judging them. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
@emmalinej7 This shows us that we should never judge others and to be persistent in our prayers. God will answer those who show compassion and reach out. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
@Allison42604943 Those of us that lead a righteous life will be granted salvation, while those of us that are ignorant will be punished in the end. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
Jesus shows social justice when he forgives the tax collector for admitting to his sins. Oppositely, the Pharisee does not acknowledge his sinfulness at all. Here, we learn the importance of taking responsibility for our sins. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
@Caitlyn89691687 This shows how those that lead a faithful and righteous life will achieve salvation. We must make an effort to live with compassion each day. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
@lzheng0626 Each of us are blessed by God everyday, even if we don't see it in the moment. Each encounter with another person is an opportunity for an encounter with God. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
@KatieVivacqua It is important to look at the intentions behind our actions. We should show compassion toward others not because we have to, but because we want to. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
@mattdepreytheo The rich man did not go to hell because his sin was his wealth, but rather because he did not choose to use it to help others out of the goodness of his heart. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
@KellyMonahan3 We often get too caught up in material goods and tend to expect a reward for helping others, when in reality that should be a reward in itself. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
Jesus demonstrated social justice through the story of the rich man and Lazarus. The rich man went to hell because he committed the sin of omission, while Lazarus went to Heaven for leading a righteous life. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
@AndyHamer7 This parable teaches us that we need to be the ones that seek out opportunities to help others, instead of waiting for people to come to us. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice
@mattdepreytheo Here, Jesus is calling us to be more observant in our own lives. We can do this by paying more attention and reaching out to those around us. #DrMTheo111#JesusSocialJustice