YES, of course Jesus rejects legalism, which is always about self-justification. But Jesus is not aiming at freedom for its own sake. Jesus is seeking to RETURN TO a way of observing the sabbath that has GOD at its center. Sabbath forms us and shapes us into a people who know deep in our bones that we are not the ones who control the world. God is. <a rel="payment" href="https://holycrossathens.com/give">Support the Show.</a>

YES, of course Jesus rejects legalism, which is always about self-justification. But Jesus is not aiming at freedom for its own sake. Jesus is seeking to RETURN TO a way of observing the sabbath that has GOD at its center. Sabbath forms us and shapes us into a people who know deep in our bones that we are not the ones who control the world. God is. Support the Show.

YES, of course Jesus rejects legalism, which is always about self-justification. But Jesus is not aiming at freedom for its own sake. Jesus is seeking to RETURN TO a way of observing the sabbath that has GOD at its center.&nbsp;Sabbath forms us and shapes us into a people who know deep in our bones that we are not the ones who control the world. God is.&nbsp;<a href="https://holycrossathens.com/give" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the Show.</a>

Jesus takes the wheel (Mark 2:23-3:6)

Weekly Sermons from Holy Cross Lutheran Church. We serve the community of Athens, and the students of the University of Georgia, by preaching and living out the good news of Jesus Christ and his saving love for the world. We worship each Sunday at 10:00am at Holy Cross Lutheran Church (800 Westlake Drive).

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Jesus takes the wheel (Mark 2:23-3:6)

Jesus takes the wheel (Mark 2:23-3:6)