
Jesus Didn’t Just Save You, He Sent You - Matthew S4E3
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Jesus didn’t just save you from your sin, He sent you into the harvest. In Matthew 9-10, Jesus declares the gospel, demonstrates His power through miracles, and then calls His followers to go. The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few.
Faith isn’t just believing facts about Jesus, it’s trusting Him enough to move. We are called to pray earnestly, live boldly, and step into the work God has placed in front of us. Following Jesus means more than learning what He taught. It means doing what He did.
Supplemental Resources From This Week:
• A New Heart Physically and Spiritually - Jackie's Story • Harvest is Plentiful, the Laborers are Few - Old to New - Matthew S4E3 • Harvest is Plentiful, the Laborers are Few - Old to New - Matthew S4E3 (Full Service) • Matthew Season 4
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