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The Mission
Archived – March 16, 2025
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Main Scripture Reference(s)
 Mark 2:15-17

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The Mission

March 16, 2025 / Matt Ritchey / Mark 2:15-17

  1. The origin of evil is the

– Human activity that is contrary to God’s will.

  • – Refers to the inherited state of enmity with God
  • – Refers to the concrete realization or action that inevitably results from Original Sin

– The quality, state, and characteristic of being in the right.

         2. The mission of Jesus is to restore the

THE MISSION: Jesus didn’t come for good people; he came for  

NEXT STEP: When we are restored, we join the

“I want people who know me but don’t know God, to want to know God because they know me.” — unknown

 NOTES: 

QUESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY

Read Mark 2:13-17, Matthew 9:9:13, & Luke 5:27-32

  • What stands out to you from the story? What are the differences? Parallels?
  • What do you notice about Jesus from the text?
  • Imagine you were at the table. How would you feel hearing Jesus refer to you as a sinner?
  • What is sin? How does it affect the human heart? How has it impacted you?
  • What have you tried to do to fix the problem of evil and sin in your own life?
  • The Good News of the gospel is that Jesus has the solution for sin. What changes should the work of Jesus have in the human heart?
  • Do the people who know you well have a sense that you have been changed by Jesus and that you walk closely with Him?
  • What can you do to practically share your faith with the people in your world?

PERSONAL REFLECTION & APPLICATION

Reflect on the condition of your heart.

  • Ask God to do an examination and give you the diagnosis.
  • Write down (take inventory) of what God reveals to you. If it’s not clear, discuss with a trusted Christian friend or one who disciples you to determine a next step.
  • Consider how you might tactfully share with someone what Jesus has done in your life.

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