When Jesus called Levi (Matthew) he was calling a tax collector. He was hated, he didn't deserve Christ's love, and yet he was called. Pastor Noah preaches through this text highlighting how no one deserves to be called, but Jesus calls us anyways.
Below are questions that we will ask on Wednesday night, Jan 15 to dive deeper into this topic.
1. What does Levi's profession say about his heart?
2. What do you value most?
3. What does it cost you to follow Jesus?
4. Since Christ saved you, how do you see others?
5. Who in your life needs this kind of grace?
Grace to the Undeserving
Luke 5:27-32
January 12, 2020 • Pastor Noah Schlag
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