Pastor Kyle Bitter - The Seventh Sunday After the Epiphany - Sunday, February 20, 2022
Text: Luke 6:27-38
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One evening, two parents took their young son to see the opera. It was intended to be an evening of family relaxation and culture, but the evening didn’t go as planned. As the opera progressed, there were some darker, foreboding scenes and the young boy started to panic with flashbacks to some traumatic events he’d recently experienced. His parents realized what was happening, and the family decided to leave the show early. On their way to the car, they were attacked and mugged and in the ensuing scuffle, both parents were shot and killed, leaving the boy to fend for himself. Fortunately, the family had been very wealthy, and the boy was well provided for, but remained understandably scarred from this horrible experience. Years later, he used his family’s fortune to fund his own campaign of justice, hunting down those responsible and fighting his own personal war against crime and his enemies. I’m guessing some of you might recognize the back story behind the popular comic book character Batman.
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