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Sep 15, 2026
W. Tyler AllenHOST
And we also see this.
W. Tyler AllenHOST
Mark 2.
W. Tyler AllenHOST
I was going to say Mark 2, but I wasn't sure.
W. Tyler AllenHOST
Mark 2.
W. Tyler AllenHOST
That is when he calls himself bridegroom.
W. Tyler AllenHOST
We also have John the Baptist who refers to Jesus as bridegroom.
Dominic DingerGUEST
Matthew the mobster, Matthew the tax collector, Matthew the traitor was the other brother of James, the son of Alphaeus.
Dominic DingerGUEST
Scripture tells us this in Mark 2:14: "As Jesus passed by, he saw Levi, also known as Matthew, the son of Alphaeus, sitting at the tax office.
Dominic DingerGUEST
And he said to him, 'Follow me.' So he arose and followed Jesus." Now, think all of this through.
Dominic DingerGUEST
Jesus called Matthew and James the Less.
Jeremy WilliamsGUEST
And sometimes that, like, tweet or that thought in my head, I'll, I'll tell you the one that came to me the last time I went to Henry Horton, um, is, is oftentimes i- it's, it's scripture.
Jeremy WilliamsGUEST
Like, I had been reading through and, um, I, oh, I came through to Mark 2, and it's the paralytic that gets lowered down by his, by his four friends.
JadenHOST
Hmm.
Jeremy WilliamsGUEST
And when Jesus says to him, "Get up, take your mat and go home." Um, oh, he said, "Your sins are forgiven." Sorry, that's the important part.
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Jeremy WilliamsGUEST
Yeah
JadenHOST
... dri- wi- right direction towards Christ.
JadenHOST
And, uh, we'll go back to, uh, your Mark 2 reference here, is that there were four guys that were like that.
JadenHOST
And look-
Allie YostHOST
Yeah, that's the situation that Paul is talking about.
Allie YostHOST
And if we go back also to the example of Jesus intentionally eating with people religious society considered sinful, which is in Matthew, again, 9:10-13 or Mark 2:15-17, Jesus is literally sitting at a table with tax collectors and sinners, and the Pharisees criticize him for his proximity to them, and his response is, "It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick." And this is really important, you guys, because Jesus wasn't accidentally around them, obviously.
Allie YostHOST
He chose the proximity of which to be around them.
Allie YostHOST
And the scandal wasn't that Jesus became like them, because clearly he didn't, and that wasn't his goal in it.
Cody JensenHOST
There is a place at the table and it is mine.
Cody JensenHOST
Mark 2:15, "And as he sat at dinner in Levi's house, many tax collectors and sinners were also sitting with Jesus and his disciples, for there were many who followed him." There is a place at the table and it is mine.
Cody JensenHOST
Henri Nouwen said, "To live in the world without belonging to the world summarizes the essence of the spiritual life.
Cody JensenHOST
The spiritual life keeps us aware that our true house is not the house of fear in which the powers of hatred and violence rule, but the house of love where God resides." There is a place at the table and it is mine.
Pamela CrimHOST
It's found in three different gospels.
Pamela CrimHOST
I'm going to read it from Mark 2, verse 21.
Pamela CrimHOST
Jesus says, Who would patch old clothing with new cloth? For the new patch would shrink and rip away from the old cloth, leaving an even bigger tear than before.
Pamela CrimHOST
So understand that clothing in Jesus's day was wool or linen.
Pamela CrimHOST
You're telling us you're offering something totally new, something we could never earn, something that makes us forever good enough.
Pamela CrimHOST
And so Jesus tells a follow-up story to paint the picture further.
Pamela CrimHOST
That's the next verse, Mark 2, verse 22.
Pamela CrimHOST
He says, And no one puts new wine into old wineskins, for the wine would burst the wineskins, and the wine and the skins would both be lost.
Chris LangHOST
See? So the second part, um, you know, you, you mentioned that, uh, well, a lot of people mention the Lord's Day.
Chris LangHOST
Uh, John, uh, in Revelation chapter 1, John says, "I was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day." Well, which day is the Lord's Day? The, Jesus himself says in Mark 2:27, uh, "The Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath"-
Patty WieffGUEST
That's right
Chris LangHOST
... not of the first day of the week, which by the way, is what the Bible refers to as Sunday, the first day of the week.
Moses MukisaHOST
Are restored.
Moses MukisaHOST
Mark 2.12.
Moses MukisaHOST
The last verse says.
Moses MukisaHOST
All were amazed.
Che de SagunGUEST
The religious leaders, the Pharisees, became super legalistic on this Sabbath law that they actually missed the point and even missed the Lord of the Sabbath.
Che de SagunGUEST
That's why Jesus, in Mark 2:27-28, had to remind them.
Che de SagunGUEST
And He said to them, "The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.
Che de SagunGUEST
So the Son of Man is Lord, even of the Sabbath." And this reminder to the religious leaders, to the disciples whom Jesus was with during that time, is timeless and timely for their time back then and to our time, even today in the present.
James SavageGUEST
Get up and roll up your mat.
James SavageGUEST
It's nearly identical to Mark 2, when Peter and the disciples witnessed Jesus roll into a town, see a man who's paralyzed, and what does Jesus say to that man? Jesus says, I tell you, get up, take up your mat, and go home.
James SavageGUEST
It's nearly the same story.
James SavageGUEST
And what does Peter do next? He goes to Joppa because two men say, Tabitha has died, come help.
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