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I'm talking about.

Jesus, and his apostles.

And as we speak about Jesus and his Apostles, I couldn't help.

But think about the young fellow that's sitting next to me.

Over here, saying his heart out this morning and gets me all excited because he is singing as loud as he can.

And I think that causes me to sing as, as horrible as it is, but as soon as loud as I can, and it doesn't matter, but we got the angels in heaven, listening to us, and we certainly have the Lord listening to us, and we're grateful that we can worship Him in spirit and Truth today.

And we think about that passage that Roy read to us during the Lord's Supper.

There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus.

I believe that with all my heart and I hope you do too.

And I want you to think about that favor, that Grace that you've been showered upon with that.

Jesus has provided for you by virtue of the Cross and so he provides us.

No condemnation.

But we need to keep reading.

We need to keep reading.

For those who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the spirit and soul, when we continue walking according to the spirit.

That is the word is spirit provided teachings.

There in those things that God desires us to do not perfectly, we all fail.

we all said, but we get up.

We repent.

That is we change your minds about the actions that cause us to send and we keep going on and we still have therefore, there is no condemnation to those in Christ.

Jesus.

Can I get an amen?

Amen is right.

We're happy to be here.

We're happy.

We're happy to know that.

There is no condemnation with us and that's a blessing because all spiritual blessings are found where Among his people in Christ.

Exactly.

Right.

And we're grateful for that.

We ought to be happy about that.

I hope that brings a smile to your face because what I'm about to say now, won't.

Just kidding.

Well, as we think about that.

Passage that are brother Kayden just read and thanks came for reading that you did well as always.

And we think about this is the first time in his ministry.

It's now 18 months into his ministry.

That means a year-and-a-half.

That means he has a year-and-a-half left.

And it's interesting because at the end of the chapter near the end of the chapter and Luke 9:51.

It says an Jesus set his face toward Jerusalem.

He said his face toward Jerusalem.

But now, this is the first time in his ministry that he's called his twelve, the apostles, his disciples to do work for him.

Up to this point, you're and a half into his ministry.

He's been doing all the teaching but doing all the preaching.

He's been doing all the healing.

He's been doing all the healing of the demon-possessed casting out demons.

He's been doing all of that.

And you remember?

Just a few chapters before this.

That Jesus came to his own town in Galilee.

And was rejected.

Not once, but twice.

And so now he feels the heat, he's feels the pressure because he knows Jerusalem is right around the corner.

Year-and-a-half away.

You know what?

That means, the Jesus.

He's got a death sentence.

A year-and-a-half, he's going to die.

And so he's got work to do and so he picks his 12.

He gets them ready.

And now it's time to give them some practice to get him some work to do and what better time than to do it now while he's still in Galilee.

You see he's going to be leaving Galloway.

But before he goes, this is his hometown.

This is his home region.

He wants to go back and give those people a second chance.

After all they rejected him twice, right?

And what is Jesus?

Say that ate a prophet is not without honor except.

We're in his hometown.

Headed home.

And so he remembers the rejection and he wants to go back and give them some help, and he wants to provide them the gospel.

But now, he's going to divide his ministry up in 12 Parts.

He's got 12, Apostles, 12 and bassadors, and now it's their turn to go and preach the gospel to the people of Galilee, to go through all the villages there in and to Proclaim Jesus Christ, and to work miracles.

And by so doing they confirm what they're preaching as being true because of the truth of the Miracles.

You can't deny the power of the Miracles there for you, the power of the message.

What does that mean?

If both are from God, and the guys who are preaching that message, they're God's spokesman said it can't be argued that.

So he's going to be sending them out to buy to.

We talked a little bit about that in our Bible class this morning.

And so as we think about the rejection of Jesus in Galilee, I want you to understand that the people that rejected Jesus, it wasn't because of what he was preaching.

In fact, they amen his preaching.

They heard him talking to synagogue and they said, hey, we're happy to have him here.

It wasn't because of the Miracles that he worked, they believe them.

No, man can do these things except God be with him.

They knew he was God's spokesman.

But there was one thing that really got to them.

They got offended offended.

Have you ever been offended?

Yeah, we've all been offended.

But the Lord calls us not to be offended.

Or at least not to be easily offended.

We need to understand that their world operates in the world weigh and God operates in his way, and we're in God's way.

And so we operate, according to God, knowing that the world operates in a direct opposite fashion than the spiritual realm that were in.

That what people say?

Nothing should be surprising to us.

And we should not be offended because that's the course and Way of the World.

The Bible tells us men will wax worse and worse.

They'll get more depraved as time goes on if you can think of sins.

Now, think about sins and have yet to be invented.