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Today we are hearing from Jesus in the Gospel of Luke 18:9-14. There is a Pharisee and there is a tax collector and they are praying. Jesus gives us a glimpse of two different perspectives and only one of them will walk away justified. You guess which one?
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With the Israelites still ungrateful and grumbling, Moses has a very public meltdown. His self-righteousness has caused him to become impatient with God's patient redemptive plan. And we see that Moses is neither the hero of this story, nor the rescuer that God's people ultimately need. God is the hero and he sends Jesus as our ultimate rescuer who gives us living water that finally quenches our thirst.
Luke 15:11-32 - Lost Son - Jesus concludes the stories of lost things by talking about a Father's love for his children. In this story, we are challenged to think about the things that anger us. Jesus reminds us that the Father welcomes everyone who comes to Him in repentance and without demands. May each of us reflect God's love, grace, and kindness in all we do. May we all rid ourselves of any self-righteousness that allows us to think we are better than anyone else and that everyone is deserving of God's love.
Luke 15:11-32 - Lost Son - Jesus concludes the stories of lost things by talking about a Father's love for his children. In this story, we are challenged to think about the things that anger us. Jesus reminds us that the Father welcomes everyone who comes to Him in repentance and without demands. May each of us reflect God's love, grace, and kindness in all we do. May we all rid ourselves of any self-righteousness that allows us to think we are better than anyone else and that everyone is deserving of God's love.
Today we jump back into James and focus on James 2:10-11. James talks about breaking one law is breaking all the laws. Are all laws really the same? What is the point of bringing this up? James, please explain yourself.
The music on the podcast is from John Nugent. John is a Chicagoland area musician who has been a real blessing to Tabor Church.
This episode explores Jesus in the synagogue, the meaning of "unclean" and the word "holy". There is a discussion of what it meant to be a leper in Jesus’ time. Henry considers the similarities of the words anger and compassion in Aramaic. Other topics include: The Son of Man, Jesus forgiving sins and healing, Jesus associating with sinners and tax collectors, the word "disciple", the value of the King James Bible and being self-righteous.
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