Show Notes
The instinctive human impulse to mount a "war horse" of control and self-justification during conflict prioritises the preservation of personal rights over the advancement of the Divine mission. True spiritual authority is found in the "way of the donkey," where the Kingdom of God is carried forward through the radical practice of submission and sacrificial service.
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