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Behold, Our GiftsZacchaeus’ meeting with Jesus creates a desire to right the wrongs of his life, to become a giver instead of a taker. Proximity to Christ results in us laying down our money, our time, our gifts. Zacchaeus models our “behold” back to God.
Main Scripture: Luke 19: 1-10
Supporting Scripture: Romans 10:9, James 2, Colossians 3:10, 1 John 3:2-3, Romans 5:1-5, Galatians 2:20, 2 Corinthians 5:17
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Lambs and baptisms apparently have something in common. God knew we needed familiar landmarks to help us see, understand, and participate in the spiritual world. But when we remove God from that equation, we’re left with cold, lifeless religion.
(Jn 1:26-37, Heb 9:22, Hos 6:6, Ps 51:16, I Sam 15:22, Matt 5:17-20, Acts 2:37-39, Acts 8:12, Acts 22:16, Col 2:12, Gal 3:27, I Peter 3:21, Jn 1:14, I Jn 1:1, Phil 2:5-11, Heb 10:1-10, Eph 2:8-9, Rom 12:1)
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Elisha’s servant gets a rude awakening when his eyes are opened by God, revealing a reality unknown to him before. If we accept that God is real and Jesus is who he said he was, then our eyes need to be opened as well.
(2 Kings 6:11-17, Matt 26:50-54, Eph 6:12, Matt 13:15, Jn 20:24-29, Matt 7:7-12, Jer 29:13, Is 43:19, Jn 13:3, Matt 17:20, Matt 6:25, Jn 14:12, Matt 16:18, Rom 8:11)
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