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Last week taught about Jesus encountering the Rich Young Ruler
God is after the motives of the Heart
What kind of relationship does someone have to have with you to come stay in your house?
How important is the
What if Someone told you it was necessary for them or they must come to your house?
Two Rich Men, Two Different Responses to Christ
Jesus searches us out, He saves us!
Last week we looked at a man who was wealthy
Jesus exposed his heart, left sad
This week:
another rich man, but his response is different
Luke 19:
Why did the people consider Zacchaeus a sinner?
What made his sin greater than others?
Chief tax collector
bought the rights from the occupying government to collect taxes
government was responsible for the enslavement, rape, and abuse of the people of Israel
Head of all the tax collectors in his region
Charge more in taxes to line their own pockets
What is Zacchaeus’ response to Jesus?
Won’t let anything stop him from seeing Him
Hears the words of Christ and is changed
Christ Demands a Response
Both men had something that mattered more to them than God - Money
The Gospel comes one is changed the other is shamed
Zacchaeus is so changed by the Gospel that his motives and desires are transformed
Luke 19:
Comes to the reality of the Gospel
Jesus saved him!
Jesus had an appointment with Zacchaeus
Jesus came to seek and save the lost
What does this mean for me?
Jesus has an appointment with you
You will reject His salvation and pursue your idols
You will surrender to Him and follow Him
STOP
Zacchaeus did not let anything hinder his view of Jesus, what are some things you know of that are blocking your view of Christ?
Why do you allow those things to block your view of Christ?
How can the Gospel free you from those hinderances?
Zacchaeus’ response to the message of the Gospel was to give what he had to the glory of God.
How does the Gospel change a person like this?
In what ways should we see the Gospel flowing out of us?
Why do we doubt God’s goodness in these areas?
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