Tables & Sinners – A Heart of Worship

 

Luke 7:36-50 // Our self-righteousness hinders our ability to stand in awe of a Christ who redeems even the most wicked, depraved, and broken of us, because it blinds us from the reality that we are those things. Who do I reject because they don’t live up to my standards or expectations? What ways do I let my self-righteousness control how I interact with Christ and others? Look to Christ. He sees you, He welcomes you, and He knows you.

Reflection Questions

  • Who do I reject because they don't live up to my standards or expectations?

  • In what ways do I let my self-righteousness control how I interact with Jesus and others?

  • How might Jesus be inviting you to interact with people who are in your "what about" list this next week?

 
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