November 15, 2020
Contact Tracing: Zacchaeus
Darcy Rumble – Listen
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Sermon Questions: Luke 19:1-10
- Think of a modern-day equivalent to Zacchaeus, the ‘chief tax collector’.
- What would possibly attract Jesus to Zacchaeus?
- What would it cost Jesus to have lunch at Zack’s?
- What are some signs that a person’s life has changed because they met Jesus?
- Who do you relate with most? Zack, the unlikely convert? Jesus, friend to losers? Or the crabby people? Explain.
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