Matthew 10.24-39

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Limerick



A disciple of Jesus named Peter
Was sent to preach in the street
And he was warned to be wise
For they’d encounter surprise
But God’s protection was sure and complete

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Potential actions to take in response



One practical way to respond to the teaching of Matthew 10.24-39 is to take Jesus’ words to heart and practice hospitality to all people. Jesus teaches us to welcome strangers, even when they may seem different from us. We can do this by inviting others into our homes, offering food and providing a safe place for those in need. We can also extend hospitality to others in our community by volunteering at homeless shelters, offering meals to those in need, and reaching out to isolated people in our neighborhood. We can also invite people to join our church family and find ways to support them. Finally, we can practice hospitality by listening and being open to new perspectives. Taking Jesus’ words seriously, we can show hospitality to all people, regardless of their background or beliefs.

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Related passages



Themes: discipleship, suffering, faithfulness, trust in God.

Bible passages:
John 16.33 – Jesus promised suffering for His followers, foreshadowing the challenges of discipleship.
Romans 8.18 – Suffering and faithfulness are part of God’s plan for believers, as He works all things together for good.
Luke 9.23 – Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow Him, trusting in Him to provide strength.

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