As we see the story of Jesus calling Matthew to be his disciple, we learn some things about our own devotion and behavior toward others.

Jesus came to seek and save those who are lost, and that is every Christian’s job as well. Some people are easier to win to Christ than others, but Jesus came to save even the skeptic, so let us embrace the work of wooing even the skeptic to Christ.

Katrina talks about coming to God as a preteen, and how she's sought to be a willing vessel since.

Being busy, even with good things, is still busy, and we all need to unplug and recover. In this episode, we see the many miracles of Jesus, from delivering people from evil spirits to healing fevers.

Jesus came to heal you to the point of empowering YOU to heal others. We see in Luke chapter four how God wants to heal you and how you can heal others.

When a kinsman of The Great Herod (who’d tried to kill Jesus at his birth) and of Herod Antipas (who killed John the Baptist, & eventually Jesus) came to Jesus for his son’s healing, Jesus demonstrated how to handle enemies; with wisdom & love.

NOTE: Capernaum is in Galilee, not Judea.

In John chapter 4, we find that the disciples had things to learn at the well, just as the Samaritan woman did. We look at the lessons at the well and how to apply them in our modern Christianity.

Christians should examine how Jesus went about winning souls. Jesus came to seek and save the lost, and we can see his technique in the story of the Woman At the Well.

Religious people (especially Christians) often cannot and do not experience hope, joy, the miraculous, and ALL OF THE THINGS like and of Christ. Nicodemus came to Christ in John chapter three. Jesus explained to him, a religious leader, why and how he was not experiencing the supernatural things of God even though he was faithfully practicing his religion. Denee also tells of her experience living life religiously versus supernaturally.

As Christians, we are meant to be mimicking our Savior. We have vague ideas of what that looks like based on our background, upbringing, & imaginations. But learning how Christ behaved by reading the gospels is how we learn to be like Jesus.