With this sermon we begin a new series at Missio Dei. Everyday Worship: the Life of the Disciple.

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On the heels of Resurrection its tempting to think that we are now left on our own to figure out the Christian Life. However, the Bible shows us that the resurrected Jesus still pursues us, still teaches us, and still leads us in living lives that practice resurrection.

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Jesus is alive. This news and its outcome defines Missio Dei. Because of Jesus’ birth, life, death and resurrection we are reconciled to the Father and stand before him confidently.

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Jesus gathers his disciples together for one last meal. A meal where he will teach, prophesy of, and embody the gospel. Its a meal where he will ask them to not just be students but messengers of his ministry. Its where he initiates the new covenant where through Jesus sin will be remembered now more.

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Jesus doesn’t just want to identify with us, he wants to become our identity.

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Jesus pursues us first. Luke 15 paints him as one who would take desperate measures to find a sheep gone astray.

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God marks his church as a bride that loves the gospel of Jesus Christ and the preached word.

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Jesus tells a story of the father’s mercy toward wayward sons and daughters and entitled Pharisees. The father’s love welcomes and invites all who find themselves hidden in Christ.

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As people who have heard God’s good news we are to be people who share it with everyone not hoard it in order to exalt ourselves.

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Jesus is the good portion. Our initial reaction to this text is not to find rest in Jesus, but to compare ourselves to Mary and Martha. And from that, we try to be like Mary. This passage of scripture doesn’t call you to be like Mary. That’s not the point. Yes, there are things you can learn both Mary and Martha, but Luke is more concerned with you seeing the value and worth of Jesus.

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