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We are on time this week, which makes a nice change. You can tell it was a struggle though from the lethargic start to the show. Never mind, we got there in the end *smile*

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On this sleepy Sunday afternoon we move on to Matthew 6-10. There is a distinct pattern and direction to these chapters which is a model for something which appears to be missing from most of our Churches. It all points to a model for discipleship.

This weeks show

We pick things up in the middle of the sermon of the mount, but where is this teaching taking us?

Matthew 6
The importance of the secret place and location of our treasure are the focus of this chapter.

Matthew 7
Ask and keep on asking, seek and keep on seeking, knock and keep on knocking if we are to discover what Jesus really has for us and where it will take us.

Matthew 8
With the talking over it’s time for some action. Jesus goes on a miracle marathon.

Matthew 9
Jesus seems to be a bit of a loan ranger; single handedly saving the world, but he emphases the need for us to join the fight as he points out the need for workers.

Matthew 10
He taught the disciples, he has shown the disciples, and now it’s time for them to put it all in to practice. The model of discipleship is here in these few chapters. How can we put it into practice?

This weeks readings

Monday	Matthew 6
Tuesday	Matthew 7
Wednesday	Matthew 8
Thursday	Matthew 9
Friday	Matthew 10

Have a great week.

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Rob Borley
May 6th, 2007

One Response to “Lunchcast: Episode 18: Matthew 6-10”

Rich Says:
May 9th, 2007 at 5:54 pm
Yo, just thought I’d gloat that I actually read the correct section on Monday. Missed Tuesday but read again on Wednesday. 2 out of three is pretty good for me. Hope your doing better.

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