Running as fast as his feet would carry him, Androclus raced into the forest. He hoped he could survive there, finding roots and berries to eat and avoiding all wild animals. He had few other choices; people were always looking for runaway slaves. He wondered, however, how it would be to live in terror of being discovered. Every pine cone that fell onto the mossy surface of the forest made him jump and look around to see if soldiers were in pursuit. He needed shelter. Rain was in the air and it would soon be dark. Through a break in the trees he saw an opening in the rocks. Thinking it might be large enough for him to sleep in that evening, he headed toward it. However, he stopped short and, looking to the right of the rock formation, he spied a lion. Instinct kicked in and Androclus ran, …
All Is New in Christ
John 11:4-6, Philippians 3:4-11
John 11:4-6, Philippians 3:4-11
Sermon
by Richard Gribble
by Richard Gribble
CSS Publishing Company, Inc., Sermons for Sundays in Lent and Easter: Dying and Rising in the Lord, by Richard Gribble