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Act wisely toward outsiders, making the most of the time. Your speech should always be gracious, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how you should answer each person. This passage is parallel to Ephesians 5 that we looked at last week Pay careful attention, then, to how you walk—not as unwise people…

We are told to love the outsider and the essence of this is to be vulnerable.

This parable may sound like it is about the vineyard, but in reality it is about the family of God; the extravagant generosity by which God saves all sinners.

God uses ethnic, linguistic, racial, socio-economic, gender outsiders to not only solve problems facing the church, but to move the church forward into the next phase of ministry.

We are told to love the outsider and the essence of this is to be vulnerable.

We are all outsiders until we come to the Glory of God through Jesus Christ

This series explores the lives of a few unlikely people whom God used to do amazing things. Through the stories of David, Rahab, John Mark, and Gideon, we will see that God uses the small, the outsider, those behind the scenes, and the timid to do amazing things in the world.

How have I been an outsider in my life. When has it been the righteous actions.

The instructions on tongue speaking in the New Testament show us how important it is to God that he be worshipped in ways that we can understand so that he can be praised rightly, which leads to believers being edified, and unbelievers coming to faith.

The family Jesus comes from shows us the family that Jesus has come for.

We are colonists of a new Kingdom. That means we should labor to manifest the kingdom here in our engagement with the culture.