We all have various people or people groups that we look down upon. We don't care to admit it, but there are some people that we would choose not to associate with. Thankfully, Jesus isn't like this. If He was, you and I wouldn't have a leg to stand on! But He welcomes the outsider and calls them His own, and this is Good News for us! In this sermon, God directs Peter to change up his views of how he sees outsiders, and begins to built in him a compassionate heart that desires to see anyone and everyone come to know Jesus.

Scripture References: Acts 10:1-48

From Series: Acts: Saved to be Sent | More Messages from Jobey McGinty

From Series: "Acts: Saved to be Sent"

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We might think that difficult passages in the Bible—like confusing genealogies or apparent contradictions—undermine its reliability. However, Luke’s record of Jesus’ lineage (Luke 3:23–38) proves the opposite. By tracing Christ back to Adam, Luke demonstrates that the gospel is rooted in actual history, not abstract ideas. Genealogies aren't mistakes; they are intentional records showing God working through sinners and outsiders. Jesus entered our broken family lines to redeem them, proving He is both the Son of David and the Son of God. These details exist so you can have "certainty" in what you believe (Luke 1:4).

Scripture References: Luke 3:23-2328

From Series: Luke: To the Last, The Least & The Lost | More Messages from Jobey McGinty

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