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1:02:07 And with both of these things, if you wanted to write down the bottom line as we wrap up here, it's this. While on the surface, the things that Jesus said might get him canceled, and we would say today, Jesus, you can't say that because you're not being very sensitive. Know this, Jesus cares more about your transformation than he does your comfort. Jesus cares more about your transformation than he does your comfort. So that man who was trying to say the right things, but Jesus because he's Jesus, man, he just knew. You're Not Being Very Sensitive, Jesus
24:21 And we're looking at some things that in the life and ministry of Jesus, things that he did, places that he went, things that he said that as we read them in the Bible, we tend to have such a sanitized and biased picture of Jesus that when we read these things in the Bible, we're like, yes, of course, and we're right there, like, cheering him on and amen ing him and, good job, Jesus. But if we had been in the cultural context of the day in which he was speaking, in which he was traveling, in which the people that he engaged with, how many of us would maybe recoil a little bit? How many of us would take a moment and be like, oh, I don't know if that was the best thing to say, Jesus. Oh, I don't know if you should have gone there. I don't know if you should have said that to that woman, Jesus. You're Not Being Very Sensitive, Jesus
53:57 I think it might have gone pretty well, and it would have gone very differently for Jesus. So here we have a Pharisee, a teacher of religious law coming to Jesus and saying those magic words. Jesus, I will follow you. And how would we want Jesus to have responded? Just say it. You're Not Being Very Sensitive, Jesus
39:43 There are a million ways to Jesus, and it could have been in the Catholic church. It could have been in the Mormon church, but there's only one way to God, and that is through his son. And it was for that bold claim that Jesus spoke about that got him canceled. I'd I'd like to think that Jesus would get canceled every bit as fast today as he did back then, if not even quicker. Last thing that I'll say is this, in James chapter four James chapter four verse six, James is speaking who is the brother of Jesus, and he said this, God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble. You're Not Being Inclusive, Jesus.
1:52:49 just gonna pray over the tithes and offerings really quickly. Jesus, thank you so much just for all your blessings, for the safety and convenience of this space, for the people that call this space their home, for the loud icemaker in the fridge and all the things that warm us up to new things and fun environments, Jesus. We just pray that whatever tithes and offerings are brought today, that they aren't for the betterment of tribe or for Brian or for whoever else or whatever else, Jesus, but they add to the your will in the town of Jackson, making your name loud and clear. Jesus, we trust you, and we know that whatever you choose to do with our tithes and offerings will be good. Thank you again for the offerings that have brought us to where we are today and for the hope of where they'll bring us into the future. Stay in the Shade
42:10 Jesus is like the man in the courtroom that's like, Coulson, and he's like, hi, Jesus. I just feel so bad because you died and you were innocent and I was guilty and I just feel so bad. Jesus would stand there and be like, bro, it's me. Guess what? I'm alive. The Lord's Good Plan
33:40 Nor is Jesus saying that there is no way to God because God doesn't exist. He's saying God exists, and there is a exclusive way. His words should thunder in our hearts as loud today as they did two thousand years ago. The shadow side of Jesus's words, there aren't really any shadow sides to Jesus' words. So if you're gonna quote that, is that he cancel. You're Not Being Inclusive, Jesus.
1:36:13 And his meal is open to anyone who calls upon him as the leader of their life and their savior. Communion is for people who have invited Jesus into their heart, made him the leader of their life. This meal is not open to others. There's one other exclusion for this meal. Jesus says, Paul says, that if there's unconfessed sin or unforgiveness in your heart, if you partake of communion, that judgment that landed on Jesus actually comes upon you. Stay in the Shade
1:05:57 Listen. But he describes a relationship with himself, Jesus, like a marriage. And when a person gets married and they say yes to their spouse, they're dying to all others, past, present, and future. And when a person invites Jesus into their heart and they grab a hold of that exchange, the life that they get in Jesus is so much better. We've even you can't even talk about some of the things that we've given up without talking about, yes, but but but. Losing Your Life to Find It
36:41 Like, they know nothing else. But Jesus and his message and his words that he just said, in a society that is so consumed with self and in a world where self is the highest being and the greatest priority, Jesus' words stand in stark contrast and not only would be offensive, but would get him canceled. We're gonna stay around verse twenty four and twenty five. Let me read it to you again. If you try to hang on to your life, Jesus says this, you'll lose it. Losing Your Life to Find It
40:15 And blood must be shed. The Bible says that the blood of bulls and goats, it covers atones for man's sin. But there's this amazing line. When one day, Jesus was walking along the the shore of the Sea Of Galilee and there's this wild man named John who was a cousin of Jesus and when he saw Jesus, he said, behold, the lamb of god that takes away, removes, destroys the sins of the world. Now, for anyone who could be curious why I live my life the way that I do, it's because I met the man that came into the courtroom. The Lord's Good Plan
53:41 You're gonna drive it into the ditch, and it will have eternal significance. But then Jesus says, but if you lay down your life, pick up my cross daily and follow me, you're going to really find your life. Following Jesus means relinquishing many of the rights that we as selfish humans hold dear. If you've been following Jesus for a long time, you might have you might be in good practice of laying down your rights, but sometimes it's important for us to step back and to consider considering the venue that we're in and the ears that could be listening, what it actually means to lay down your life, giving up many of your rights that you hold dear. Jamie, what were you gonna say? Losing Your Life to Find It
15:59 There was nothing beautiful or majestic about his appearance. Nothing to attract us to him. Who is the he in that passage? Jesus. Rabbi Jesus. The Lord's Good Plan
37:03 That's it. And then as the parable unfolds, Jesus tells as Jesus tells the parable, the king says to his servants, alright. None of those people are coming. Fine. Scratch them off the list. Called to Holiness
1:08:52 Lord, give us a great week. Help us to stay out of the heat and out of the way of all the tourists in our town. And we tell you one more time that we love you, Jesus. We pray these things. In Jesus name, the strong son of God. No One Like You
28:41 you Jesus. We love you, Jesus. Everybody said, amen. Turn around, say good morning, and then if there's a seat next to you in here towards the wall, maybe just scooch over a seat so someone that's crowded back there can find it. Thank you. Stay in the Shade
1:07:49 Thank you guys so much for being here. I really appreciate the the investment of time that you spent in the arduous journey getting here this morning. I'm giving a shout out to our neighbors down the way. Lord Jesus, can I bless you this morning? Lord Jesus, thank you. No One Like You
12:20 In a similar primitive way, Jesus dies on the cross to pay for our sin. When we receive his forgiveness, he paid a debt that we couldn't possibly pay. He laid down his life for us. And so for the person that has really met and encountered Jesus, the only reasonable thing that we can do is to offer our whole life here. Here's $20. Called to Holiness
36:15 Inclusive. God who is so rich in mercy, inclusive, made us alive with Christ even while we were dead in our transgressions. He has the courage to be honest with us. It is by grace that you have been saved. And God raised us up with Christ and seated with him in the heavenly realms in Christ Jesus in order that in the coming age, he might show the incomparable riches of his grace expressed in his kindness to us all in Christ Jesus. You're Not Being Inclusive, Jesus.
8:22 So there's a difference between a church goer and a Christian. Now, thankfully, there's a lot of overlap, so that if you do go to church, are a Christian. Woo hoo. And I think it's important for us to just define these kind of terms, especially in the day and age that that we live where there's so much outward religious activity with that is disconnected and void from a person who lives their life under the leadership of Jesus. When you first meet Jesus, you can think of him as a a great teacher. Called to Holiness

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