Our love for Jesus will always be in direct proportion to how we perceive our need for him! He who is forgiven much, loves much! This is one my favorite stories because I can relate it to my own life. My creditor, my Lord and Savior Jesus, forgave and saved me the from the largest debt I could never have paid. Only by His unmerited grace and mercy.

That’s my Sunday school lesson for today,Lord l pray that Your spirit work in my and the children’s heart so we are humbled in our walk with You and Your forgiveness each day so we give you our full devotion

I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today (October 27), Luke 7:37-48 was the basis for our Sunday School Lesson for today. It was entitled "Grateful Faith." The beloved hymn, "Oh, for a Thousand Tongues to Sing," written by Charles Wesley (1707-1788), is a good hymn to compliment this Scripture, regardless of denomination.

Thank u for the sermon...I am blessed

This is indeed the story of Mary of Bethany. The gospel of John tells us that (see John 11:2).

Giving your life to Christ and "turning from sin"/"repenting of sins" doesn't save anyone. BELIEVING The Gospel does. This is a false gospel.

why Saul go to a woman and disturb her

[so all women are prostitutes standing in one row carry that label ] except sura 19 name the only exalted one thats how she is justified. and a pharisee insulted by that Jesus in his/her home.and thats why Pharisee said to Her get lost

thats an old native american tradition. welcome to the real isreal......... amerikkka