We often worry about appropriateness. How is this going to look? Is this okay? Maybe more than God does? That is the thought Ron probes as he tells to us the story of a fifteen year old girl in need of help. Sometimes in scenes with "young Hannah" and sometimes talking to the audience directly, Ron unfolds a story that brings together this girl and a most unlikely candidate—his bachelor brother, Paul. Ron witnesses first hand how Paul, who "doesn't care for people all that much..." stood up in church one Sunday to perform a simple act of compassion, radical in its social innappropriateness. An act that needed to be done. What does God call us to and why? It's simplified for Ron, "Appropriateness gives way to compassion in the mind of God."
DVD has dual-angle providing both wide angle and close-up video streams, and a director's commentary is also included.
Message Type: Other
Duration: 00:11:51
Item Id: PR26080
Bible References: Ecclesiastes 2:11-11, Ecclesiastes 2:4-10, Ecclesiastes 2:9-11, John 13:, Luke 8:, Matthew 16:25-25
Thanks! We purchased the script for this and performed it at our two services this morning. Being from "conservative" Grand Rapids MI we didn't know what kind of reaction it would receive. The response was awesome and it tied in so well with our sermon series on being a good samaritan. Thanks to Mark Demmel for a wonderful script.
Kirk Lepine,GR MI 
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