Leviticus 19:1-2, 9-18 1 Corinthians 3:10-11, 16-23 Matthew 5:38-48 One thing we know in South Louisiana is that it’s getting pretty close to crawfish season. It’s really already started, but some prefer to wait a bit and let those little mud bugs get to their peak deliciousness before consuming them. I tell you this not by word of advice or celebration of God’s providence, but to say that we have something to learn from our little crustacean friends. First and foremost, they provide a convenient opportunity for a little humor. Given that a recent study shows that one of the common traits of worship in growing and healthy congregations is that they laugh together, I do want to share a little crawfish humor with you. But, don’t worry, I’ve been advised that crawfish jokes can never be considered “lame” because crawfish have ten legs. • What do crawfish and compound sentences have in common? They have at least two...
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