September 27, 2020
Contact Tracing: Levi
Andrew Allison – Listen
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Sermon Questions: Luke 5:27-32
- What do you make of Jesus calling a tax collector to be one of his disciples? What would be a modern day equivalent?
- It seems possible that it would be the first time in their lives that a rabbi ate with those tax collectors. What would that feel like?
- Why are the Pharisees upset? Explain.
- Does this mean that God is soft on sin?
- Explain how eating and drinking with someone is at least the beginning of a ‘call to repentance’.
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