When Jesus called out the 12 apostles, he wasn't calling them to an exclusive club away from the world he was coming to save. Instead, he called them out in order to send them in, and he does the same with us today. He doesn't save us to keep us save; he saves us to see us sent. A powerful message by Paul from Luke 6:12-19.

When Jesus called out the 12 apostles, he wasn't calling them to an exclusive club away from the world he was coming to save. Instead, he called them out in order to send them in, and he does the same with us today. He doesn't save us to keep us save; he saves us to see us sent. A powerful message by Paul from Luke 6:12-19.

When Jesus called out the 12 apostles, he wasn't calling them to an exclusive club away from the world he was coming to save. Instead, he called them out in order to send them in, and he does the same with us today. He doesn't save us to keep us save; he saves us to see us sent. A powerful message by Paul from Luke 6:12-19.

Once the Pharisees realized that Jesus claimed to be - and actually proved to be - God, they had a choice to make, and Jesus used a couple of Sabbaths to show them - and us - that we'll either be filled with criticism of others or compassion for others. You can probably guess which choice the Pharisees made, and Paul shares insights that can help us avoid their mistake.

Once the Pharisees realized that Jesus claimed to be - and actually proved to be - God, they had a choice to make, and Jesus used a couple of Sabbaths to show them - and us - that we'll either be filled with criticism of others or compassion for others. You can probably guess which choice the Pharisees made, and Paul shares insights that can help us avoid their mistake.

Once the Pharisees realized that Jesus claimed to be - and actually proved to be - God, they had a choice to make, and Jesus used a couple of Sabbaths to show them - and us - that we'll either be filled with criticism of others or compassion for others. You can probably guess which choice the Pharisees made, and Paul shares insights that can help us avoid their mistake.

Once the Pharisees realized that Jesus claimed to be - and actually proved to be - God, they had a choice to make, and Jesus used a couple of Sabbaths to show them - and us - that we'll either be filled with criticism of others or compassion for others. You can probably guess which choice the Pharisees made, and Paul shares insights that can help us avoid their mistake.

As news of what Jesus was doing began to go viral, more and more of the religious leaders found themselves asking the same question Theophilus asked Luke to research: "Who is this man?" How Jesus chose to answer the Pharisees sparked a conflict that was never resolved, because Jesus came with a new approach that was a breath of fresh air compared to the old, stale religion of the system that the Pharisees were trying to maintain.

As news of what Jesus was doing began to go viral, more and more of the religious leaders found themselves asking the same question Theophilus asked Luke to research: "Who is this man?" How Jesus chose to answer the Pharisees sparked a conflict that was never resolved, because Jesus came with a new approach that was a breath of fresh air compared to the old, stale religion of the system that the Pharisees were trying to maintain.

As news of what Jesus was doing began to go viral, more and more of the religious leaders found themselves asking the same question Theophilus asked Luke to research: "Who is this man?" How Jesus chose to answer the Pharisees sparked a conflict that was never resolved, because Jesus came with a new approach that was a breath of fresh air compared to the old, stale religion of the system that the Pharisees were trying to maintain.