A grocer spat on his preacher for years, every time he walked past. Stephen Davey tells the story of pastor Robert Chapman, who never once struck back—and years later sent wealthy relatives to that very grocer's shop to buy an enormous cartload of food. The grocer broke down in tears on his doorstep. Davey uses it to open a sermon from Titus 3 on what he calls "Remarkable Christianity"—living as a model citizen in a culture that can't stand you. What does that kind of faith actually look like on a Tuesday?
Living in the City of Man
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