We’re starting a new sermon series on how Scriptures reveals God throwing the doors wide open, welcoming all people at his Table, into his family. Two of Jesus’ parables (in Luke 14 and 15) will start us off, sort of setting a precedent for what we’ll be exploring in the Old Testament and the New Testament in the coming weeks. What we see in these parables is that anyone can come and sit at God’s table.
Jonathan Toews takes us through the story of James + John asking for the best seats and the story of the two blind men asking Jesus for mercy. How do these stories pair? Let's listen and see. https://youtube.com/live/-W-j-jkoy54
What does the story of Jesus' interaction with the rich young man have to do with the parable of the master of the vineyard? Are they connected - and if so, how? https://youtube.com/live/X8JxGt6VBG8
Why does Jesus initially say no to her? Here we explore the story of the Canaanite woman. https://youtube.com/live/gpzYx4H8Nqw
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