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We conclude our sermon series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, on Easter Sunday. Listen as Pastor Rob Bentz helps us see the significance of the meal that Jesus shared with his disciples detailed in Luke 24. It was a meal that changed the way they viewed Jesus--and it just might do the same for you!

This Resurrection Sunday, we conclude our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking the last meal Jesus shared with His disciples before ascending to heaven. As we step into Luke's Gospel, we'll uncover that Jesus came to earth, lived the sinless life we never could, died in our place, and raised again to new life. Why? To make a way for us to have new, everlasting life in Him. Today we'll place ourselves in the shoes of the disciples that very day and question, if you could share a meal with the resurrected Jesus, what would you ask? What would you learn? Listen along with us to the final episode of this series, If You Could Have One Meal With Jesus, and discover what the living Jesus wants you to know and do about Him.

This Resurrection Sunday, we conclude our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking the last meal Jesus shared with His disciples before ascending to heaven. As we step into Luke's Gospel, we'll uncover that Jesus came to earth, lived the sinless life we never could, died in our place, and raised again to new life. Why? To make a way for us to have new, everlasting life in Him. Today we'll place ourselves in the shoes of the disciples that very day and question, if you could share a meal with the resurrected Jesus, what would you ask? What would you learn? Listen along with us to the final episode of this series, If You Could Have One Meal With Jesus, and discover what the living Jesus wants you to know and do about Him.

This Resurrection Sunday, we conclude our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking the last meal Jesus shared with His disciples before ascending to heaven. As we step into Luke's Gospel, we'll uncover that Jesus came to earth, lived the sinless life we never could, died in our place, and raised again to new life. Why? To make a way for us to have new, everlasting life in Him. Today we'll place ourselves in the shoes of the disciples that very day and question, if you could share a meal with the resurrected Jesus, what would you ask? What would you learn? Listen along with us to the final episode of this series, If You Could Have One Meal With Jesus, and discover what the living Jesus wants you to know and do about Him.

RSVP is an initialism derived from the French phrase Répondez s'il vous plaît, literally meaning "Respond, If-You-Please." Has there ever been a time you've sat looking at an invitation and debated whether or not you really wanted to attend?  Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, Jesus foreshadows what He's about to endure for our sake. Around the table, Jesus encourages his closest friends to remember and reflect on His actions while enjoying a meal together. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, Joining Jesus in His Meal, and accept the invitation that only Jesus can offer you! 

This Resurrection Sunday, we conclude our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking the last meal Jesus shared with His disciples before ascending to heaven. As we step into Luke's Gospel, we'll uncover that Jesus came to earth, lived the sinless life we never could, died in our place, and was raised again to new life. Why? To make a way for us to have new, everlasting life in Him. Today we'll place ourselves in the shoes of the disciples that very day and question if you could share a meal with the resurrected Jesus, what would you ask? What would you learn? Listen along with us to the final episode of this series, If You Could Have One Meal With Jesus, and discover what the living Jesus wants you to know and do about Him.

This Resurrection Sunday, we conclude our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking the last meal Jesus shared with His disciples before ascending to heaven. As we step into Luke's Gospel, we'll uncover that Jesus came to earth, lived the sinless life we never could, died in our place, and raised again to new life. Why? To make a way for us to have new, everlasting life in Him. Today we'll place ourselves in the shoes of the disciples that very day and question, if you could share a meal with the resurrected Jesus, what would you ask? What would you learn? Listen along with us to the final episode of this series, If You Could Have One Meal With Jesus, and discover what the living Jesus wants you to know and do about Him.

This Resurrection Sunday, we conclude our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking the last meal Jesus shared with His disciples before ascending to heaven. As we step into Luke's Gospel, we'll uncover that Jesus came to earth, lived the sinless life we never could, died in our place, and raised again to new life. Why? To make a way for us to have new, everlasting life in Him. Today we'll place ourselves in the shoes of the disciples that very day and question, if you could share a meal with the resurrected Jesus, what would you ask? What would you learn? Listen along with us to the final episode of this series, If You Could Have One Meal With Jesus, and discover what the living Jesus wants you to know and do about Him.

This Resurrection Sunday, we conclude our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking the last meal Jesus shared with His disciples before ascending to heaven. As we step into Luke's Gospel, we'll uncover that Jesus came to earth, lived the sinless life we never could, died in our place, and raised again to new life. Why? To make a way for us to have new, everlasting life in Him. Today we'll place ourselves in the shoes of the disciples that very day and question, if you could share a meal with the resurrected Jesus, what would you ask? What would you learn? Listen along with us to the final episode of this series, If You Could Have One Meal With Jesus, and discover what the living Jesus wants you to know and do about Him.

RSVP is an initialism derived from the French phrase Répondez s'il vous plaît, literally meaning "Respond, If-You-Please." Has there ever been a time you've sat looking at an invitation and debated whether or not you really wanted to attend?  Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, Jesus foreshadows what He's about to endure for our sake. Around the table, Jesus encourages his closest friends to remember and reflect on His actions while enjoying a meal together. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, Joining Jesus in His Meal, and accept the invitation that only Jesus can offer you! 

RSVP is an initialism derived from the French phrase Répondez s'il vous plaît, literally meaning "Respond, If-You-Please." Has there ever been a time you've sat looking at an invitation and debated whether or not you really wanted to attend?  Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, Jesus foreshadows what He's about to endure for our sake. Around the table, Jesus encourages his closest friends to remember and reflect on His actions while enjoying a meal together. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, Joining Jesus in His Meal, and accept the invitation that only Jesus can offer you! 

Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was more than Food - Part 5: Joining Jesus in His Meal - Steve Zarrilli

Do you enjoy Jesus? Think about that statement for a moment. If you were able to sit down and have a meal with Jesus, would you enjoy being with Him? Some of us may jump to answer “yes,” but today we'll look deeper into our hearts for a more real and raw answer. We continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we come across barriers that keep us from authentically enjoying a relationship with Jesus. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, How Not to Enjoy a Meal with Jesus, and realize what may be stopping you from enjoying Him.

As we continue our sermon series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, we read the story of Jesus interaction with some 1st Century power brokers--Pharisees and lawyers. Listen as Pastor Rob Bentz teaches us about challenge that Jesus gives to this group of pride-filled religious and cultural leaders as described in Luke 14 as Jesus exposes the sin of pride.

Do you enjoy Jesus? Think about that statement for a moment. If you were able to sit down and have a meal with Jesus, would you enjoy being with Him? Some of us may jump to answer “yes,” but today we'll look deeper into our hearts for a more real and raw answer. We continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we come across barriers that keep us from authentically enjoying a relationship with Jesus. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, How Not to Enjoy a Meal with Jesus, and realize what may be stopping you from enjoying Him.

Do you enjoy Jesus? Think about that statement for a moment. If you were able to sit down and have a meal with Jesus, would you enjoy being with Him? Some of us may jump to answer “yes,” but today we'll look deeper into our hearts for a more real and raw answer. We continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we come across barriers that keep us from authentically enjoying a relationship with Jesus. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, How Not to Enjoy a Meal with Jesus, and realize what may be stopping you from enjoying Him.

Do you enjoy Jesus? Think about that statement for a moment. If you were able to sit down and have a meal with Jesus, would you enjoy being with Him? Some of us may jump to answer “yes,” but today we'll look deeper into our hearts for a more real and raw answer. We continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we come across barriers that keep us from authentically enjoying a relationship with Jesus. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, How Not to Enjoy a Meal with Jesus, and realize what may be stopping you from enjoying Him

Do you enjoy Jesus? Think about that statement for a moment. If you were able to sit down and have a meal with Jesus, would you enjoy being with Him? Some of us may jump to answer “yes,” but today we'll look deeper into our hearts for a more real and raw answer. We continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we come across barriers that keep us from authentically enjoying a relationship with Jesus. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, How Not to Enjoy a Meal with Jesus, and realize what may be stopping you from enjoying Him.

Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was more than Food - Part 4: How Not to Enjoy a Meal with Jesus Preached by Abe Philip on April 10, 2022Luke 14:1-11Humility is essential for anyone to enjoy Jesus.Pride keeps us from enjoying Jesus.Humility allows us to enjoy Jesus.The way of the world seems to be the way of pride. How can we, as the body of Jesus, fight against this and live out of humility and the kingdom of God?

Do you enjoy Jesus? Think about that statement for a moment. If you were able to sit down and have a meal with Jesus, would you enjoy being with Him? Some of us may jump to answer “yes,” but today we'll look deeper into our hearts for a more real and raw answer. We continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we come across barriers that keep us from authentically enjoying a relationship with Jesus. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, How Not to Enjoy a Meal with Jesus, and realize what may be stopping you from enjoying Him.

Do you enjoy Jesus? Think about that statement for a moment. If you were able to sit down and have a meal with Jesus, would you enjoy being with Him? Some of us may jump to answer “yes,” but today we'll look deeper into our hearts for a more real and raw answer. We continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, by unpacking what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we come across barriers that keep us from authentically enjoying a relationship with Jesus. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, How Not to Enjoy a Meal with Jesus, and realize what may be stopping you from enjoying Him.

As humans, we know what it feels like to be full, and what it feels like to be hungry. Over time, we learn what satisfies our bodies and what leaves us wanting for better sustenance. If we're able, we adjust accordingly - like eating a sandwich for lunch instead of cotton candy. But have we applied that same principle to the rest of our lives? Or do we attempt to "fill" ourselves with things that will always leave us empty, hungering for more? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. Today we join Jesus at one of His most well-known meals, where we'll discover that He alone is enough to fully satisfy us. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, More Than Enough, to experience the satisfaction awaiting you in Christ.

As humans, we know what it feels like to be full, and what it feels like to be hungry. Over time, we learn what satisfies our bodies and what leaves us wanting for better sustenance. If we're able, we adjust accordingly - like eating a sandwich for lunch instead of cotton candy. But have we applied that same principle to the rest of our lives? Or do we attempt to "fill" ourselves with things that will always leave us empty, hungering for more? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. Today we join Jesus at one of His most well-known meals, where we'll discover that He alone is enough to fully satisfy us. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, More Than Enough, to experience the satisfaction awaiting you in Christ.

As humans, we know what it feels like to be full, and what it feels like to be hungry. Over time, we learn what satisfies our bodies and what leaves us wanting for better sustenance. If we're able, we adjust accordingly - like eating a sandwich for lunch instead of cotton candy. But have we applied that same principle to the rest of our lives? Or do we attempt to "fill" ourselves with things that will always leave us empty, hungering for more? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. Today we join Jesus at one of His most well-known meals, where we'll discover that He alone is enough to fully satisfy us. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, More Than Enough, to experience the satisfaction awaiting you in Christ.

As we continue our sermon series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, we examine a familiar and powerful story of how Jesus shows us that He is truly enough for our deepest longings. Listen as Pastor Rob Bentz teaches us about Jesus' miraculously feeding of 5,000 men as described in Luke 9. 

As humans, we know what it feels like to be full, and what it feels like to be hungry. Over time, we learn what satisfies our bodies and what leaves us wanting for better sustenance. If we're able, we adjust accordingly - like eating a sandwich for lunch instead of cotton candy. But have we applied that same principle to the rest of our lives? Or do we attempt to "fill" ourselves with things that will always leave us empty, hungering for more? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. Today we join Jesus at one of His most well-known meals, where we'll discover that He alone is enough to fully satisfy us. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, More Than Enough, to experience the satisfaction awaiting you in Christ.

As humans, we know what it feels like to be full, and what it feels like to be hungry. Over time, we learn what satisfies our bodies and what leaves us wanting for better sustenance. If we're able, we adjust accordingly - like eating a sandwich for lunch instead of cotton candy. But have we applied that same principle to the rest of our lives? Or do we attempt to "fill" ourselves with things that will always leave us empty, hungering for more? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. Today we join Jesus at one of His most well-known meals, where we'll discover that He alone is enough to fully satisfy us. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, More Than Enough, to experience the satisfaction awaiting you in Christ.

As humans, we know what it feels like to be full, and what it feels like to be hungry. Over time, we learn what satisfies our bodies and what leaves us wanting for better sustenance. If we're able, we adjust accordingly - like eating a sandwich for lunch instead of cotton candy. But have we applied that same principle to the rest of our lives? Or do we attempt to "fill" ourselves with things that will always leave us empty, hungering for more? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. Today we join Jesus at one of His most well-known meals, where we'll discover that He alone is enough to fully satisfy us. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, More Than Enough, to experience the satisfaction awaiting you in Christ.

As humans, we know what it feels like to be full, and what it feels like to be hungry. Over time, we learn what satisfies our bodies and what leaves us wanting better sustenance. If we're able, we adjust accordingly - like eating a sandwich for lunch instead of cotton candy. But have we applied that same principle to the rest of our lives? Or do we attempt to "fill" ourselves with things that will always leave us empty, hungering for more? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. Today we join Jesus at one of His most well-known meals, where we'll discover that He alone is enough to fully satisfy us. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, More Than Enough, to experience the satisfaction awaiting you in Christ.

If you could invite any 4 people to a dinner party, living or dead, who would you choose? Follow up question: Why them? Maybe you'd choose those particular people because of their fame, a set of qualities you respect, or because they make you feel loved. We tend to view our relationships - or hypothetical guests - in light of what we stand to gain; we'll engage as long as the benefit to us is high enough. Today, we begin our new message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. We'll start by turning to Luke 5:27-32 to ask the question, “Who would Jesus eat with?” We may be a bit shocked (and humbled) at the ‘kind of people' invited to dine with the Savior of the world. Listen along with us to the first episode of this series, Who Would Jesus Eat With?, and realize that following Jesus means feasting with “sinners.”

Jesus ate with “sinners” because he came to bring salvation to those who were sick with sin. Jesus pursues sinful people and invites us to his table to eat and experience His saving work. Sometimes I think we forget that includes us! Have we truly recognized and received that grace? Or have we taken Jesus for granted - or perhaps rejected His grace altogether? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we run into a stark contrast between the way two people respond to Jesus' grace - and wonder which represents our own heart. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, Is Jesus Good Enough to Eat with You?, and realize that our response to Jesus reveals our grasp of His grace. 

Multiple times in Luke's Gospel, we read stories of Jesus spending time around the table with friends, strangers--even his opposition. As we continue our sermon series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, we'll see what Jesus models for us when a sinful woman lavishes Jesus with honor in the presence of a Pharisee. Listen as Pastor Scott Crosby teaches us about Jesus' meal described in Luke 7. 

Jesus ate with “sinners” because he came to bring salvation to those who were sick with sin. Jesus pursues sinful people and invites us to his table to eat and experience His saving work. Sometimes I think we forget that includes us! Have we truly recognized and received that grace? Or have we taken Jesus for granted - or perhaps rejected His grace altogether? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we run into a stark contrast between the way two people respond to Jesus' grace - and wonder which represents our own heart. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, Is Jesus Good Enough to Eat with You?, and realize that our response to Jesus reveals our grasp of His grace. 

Jesus ate with “sinners” because he came to bring salvation to those who were sick with sin. Jesus pursues sinful people and invites us to his table to eat and experience His saving work. Sometimes I think we forget that includes us! Have we truly recognized and received that grace? Or have we taken Jesus for granted - or perhaps rejected His grace altogether? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we run into a stark contrast between the way two people respond to Jesus' grace - and wonder which represents our own heart. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, Is Jesus Good Enough to Eat with You?, and realize that our response to Jesus reveals our grasp of His grace.

Join us for our 10 am service for Part 2 of our sermon series, ‘Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food,' with Student Ministry Director Matt Zellars

Jesus ate with “sinners” because he came to bring salvation to those who were sick with sin. Jesus pursues sinful people and invites us to his table to eat and experience His saving work. Sometimes I think we forget that includes us! Have we truly recognized and received that grace? Or have we taken Jesus for granted - or perhaps rejected His grace altogether? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we run into a stark contrast between the way two people respond to Jesus' grace - and wonder which represents our own heart. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, Is Jesus Good Enough to Eat with You?, and realize that our response to Jesus reveals our grasp of His grace.  

Jesus ate with “sinners” because he came to bring salvation to those who were sick with sin. Jesus pursues sinful people and invites us to his table to eat and experience His saving work. Sometimes I think we forget that includes us! Have we truly recognized and received that grace? Or have we taken Jesus for granted - or perhaps rejected His grace altogether? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we run into a stark contrast between the way two people respond to Jesus' grace - and wonder which represents our own heart. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, Is Jesus Good Enough to Eat with You?, and realize that our response to Jesus reveals our grasp of His grace. 

Jesus ate with “sinners” because he came to bring salvation to those who were sick with sin. Jesus pursues sinful people and invites us to his table to eat and experience His saving work. Sometimes I think we forget that includes us! Have we truly recognized and received that grace? Or have we taken Jesus for granted - or perhaps rejected His grace altogether? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we run into a stark contrast between the way two people respond to Jesus' grace - and wonder which represents our own heart. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, Is Jesus Good Enough to Eat with You?, and realize that our response to Jesus reveals our grasp of His grace.

Jesus ate with “sinners” because he came to bring salvation to those who were sick with sin. Jesus pursues sinful people and invites us to his table to eat and experience His saving work. Sometimes I think we forget that includes us! Have we truly recognized and received that grace? Or have we taken Jesus for granted - or perhaps rejected His grace altogether? Today, we continue our message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. As we read on into Luke, we run into a stark contrast between the way two people respond to Jesus' grace - and wonder which represents our own heart. Listen along with us to the next episode of this series, Is Jesus Good Enough to Eat with You?, and realize that our response to Jesus reveals our grasp of His grace.  

Multiple times in Luke's Gospel, we read stories of Jesus spending time around the table with friends, strangers--even his opposition. As we begin our new series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, we'll see what Jesus models for us when he enjoyed a meal with Levi. Listen to our latest message as Pastor Rob Bentz teaches us about Jesus' meal described in Luke 5.

If you could invite any 4 people to a dinner party, living or dead, who would you choose? Follow up question: Why them? Maybe you'd choose those particular people because of their fame, a set of qualities you respect, or because they make you feel loved. We tend to view our relationships - or hypothetical guests - in light of what we stand to gain; we'll engage as long as the benefit to us is high enough. Today, we begin our new message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. We'll start by turning to Luke 5:27-32 to ask the question, “Who would Jesus eat with?” We may be a bit shocked (and humbled) at the ‘kind of people' invited to dine with the Savior of the world. Listen along with us to the first episode of this series, Who Would Jesus Eat With?, and realize that following Jesus means feasting with “sinners.”

If you could invite any 4 people to a dinner party, living or dead, who would you choose? Follow up question: Why them? Maybe you'd choose those particular people because of their fame, a set of qualities you respect, or because they make you feel loved. We tend to view our relationships - or hypothetical guests - in light of what we stand to gain; we'll engage as long as the benefit to us is high enough. Today, we begin our new message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. We'll start by turning to Luke 5:27-32 to ask the question, “Who would Jesus eat with?” We may be a bit shocked (and humbled) at the ‘kind of people' invited to dine with the Savior of the world. Listen along with us to the first episode of this series, Who Would Jesus Eat With?, and realize that following Jesus means feasting with “sinners.”

If you could invite any 4 people to a dinner party, living or dead, who would you choose? Follow up question: Why them? Maybe you'd choose those particular people because of their fame, a set of qualities you respect, or because they make you feel loved. We tend to view our relationships - or hypothetical guests - in light of what we stand to gain; we'll engage as long as the benefit to us is high enough. Today, we begin our new message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. We'll start by turning to Luke 5:27-32 to ask the question, “Who would Jesus eat with?” We may be a bit shocked (and humbled) at the ‘kind of people' invited to dine with the Savior of the world. Listen along with us to the first episode of this series, Who Would Jesus Eat With?, and realize that following Jesus means feasting with “sinners.”

If you could invite any 4 people to a dinner party, living or dead, who would you choose? Follow up question: Why them? Maybe you'd choose those particular people because of their fame, a set of qualities you respect, or because they make you feel loved. We tend to view our relationships - or hypothetical guests - in light of what we stand to gain; we'll engage as long as the benefit to us is high enough. Today, we begin our new message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. We'll start by turning to Luke 5:27-32 to ask the question, “Who would Jesus eat with?” We may be a bit shocked (and humbled) at the ‘kind of people' invited to dine with the Savior of the world. Listen along with us to the first episode of this series, Who Would Jesus Eat With?, and realize that following Jesus means feasting with “sinners.”

If you could invite any 4 people to a dinner party, living or dead, who would you choose? Follow up question: Why them? Maybe you'd choose those particular people because of their fame, a set of qualities you respect, or because they make you feel loved. We tend to view our relationships - or hypothetical guests - in light of what we stand to gain; we'll engage as long as the benefit to us is high enough. Today, we begin our new message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. We'll start by turning to Luke 5:27-32 to ask the question, “Who would Jesus eat with?” We may be a bit shocked (and humbled) at the ‘kind of people' invited to dine with the Savior of the world. Listen along with us to the first episode of this series, Who Would Jesus Eat With?, and realize that following Jesus means feasting with “sinners.”

If you could invite any 4 people to a dinner party, living or dead, who would you choose? Follow up question: Why them? Maybe you'd choose those particular people because of their fame, a set of qualities you respect, or because they make you feel loved. We tend to view our relationships - or hypothetical guests - in light of what we stand to gain; we'll engage as long as the benefit to us is high enough. Today, we begin our new message series, Soul Food: When a Meal with Jesus was More than Food, where we'll unpack what Jesus has to teach us from the time He spent around the table. We'll start by turning to Luke 5:27-32 to ask the question, “Who would Jesus eat with?” We may be a bit shocked (and humbled) at the ‘kind of people' invited to dine with the Savior of the world. Listen along with us to the first episode of this series, Who Would Jesus Eat With?, and realize that following Jesus means feasting with “sinners.”