Continuing our Dinner With Jesus series, Rachel Clark looks at the story of the uninvited guest at a meal, and what we can learn from the motivations, behaviours and actions of the three main characters involved.
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Dave Mitchell looks at the Bible story of Jesus feeding more than 5,000 people and asks what we can learn from it and how we can expect God to multiply our offerings.
Continuing our series, Matt Crossman looks at the story of Jesus at a wedding in Cana and what it means to us today.
Having a meal with someone is a great way to build relationship. The Bible tells us that Jesus was happy to spend time with “tax collectors and sinners”.
As a new follower, Levi was keen to introduce him to His friends and held a great banquet, inviting many tax collectors and “others”.
But this did not go down well with the Pharisees – who implied the others are “sinners”. But Jesus suggests that he is there to help those who need it most – who is that?
