Sunday November 17: Luke 10:1-4: “Just Do It”

By Bill Flavin, Lead Pastor

Shortly after calling his first disciples Jesus sends out 12 to go and teach what they have learned to others. Jesus’ instructions are simple. Go to those who welcome you, share about Jesus, pray for those present. The disciples return to Jesus with stories of miraculous things happening and lives being changed.  Jesus invites us to join the places that he is already moving, and to share the stories of how we see God on the move.

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