November 22, 2020
Contact Tracing: Blind Beggar
Andrew Allison – Listen
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Sermon Questions: Luke 18:35-43
- Would you say that you are “along” the way or “in” the way or “on” the way in a walk with Jesus? Explain your answer.
- What does it mean to call Jesus “Son of David”?
- Describe ‘mercy’. What evidence is there in your life that you need mercy?
- What would your response be if Jesus asked you “What do you want Me to do for you?”
- Who are the awkward or embarrassing people that Jesus has in your life so you can love them?
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