This Sunday we come to the parable of the Great Banquet, which is perfect for a communion Sunday. Certainly it should be noted that Jesus is showing us that he loves to throw a great party, but he tells a story of a great party where many are simply "too busy" to come, despite having RSVP'd. So the host invites the beggars to come instead. Unlike the 'important' people, the beggars gladly drop everything to come. This sort of social is what many would purposefully avoid, yet this is what Jesus says the kingdom of God is like? What is he revealing about us, especially about our mistaken notions of what bring lasting joy, or - more directly - about what should be worth rearranging our calendar? Join us as we talk about "The Feast for the Least" (Luke 14:15-24)
