The most dangerous place in Mark 2:16-17 wasn't with the sinners or tax collectors, it was with the scribes and Pharisees who thought they were just fine, and judged Jesus by the people he was around.
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Jesus dined with sinners and called them to follow Him before they were cleansed of their sins. It was in following Him that they learned what they needed to do to truly become His disciple.
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When you know what you must do, what do you then do? In this lesson Jason discusses living with the aftermath of authority once you have been shown how God wants you to live.
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When an outcast leper came to Jesus for healing in Mark 1:40-45, the leper was cleansed and ushered back into fellowship, while Jesus was forced to leave the city due to too much publicity. The Healer took on the leper's estrangement.
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Jesus is an authority that will not be controlled or managed. When Jesus' authority breaks into everyday life, exposes what we tolerate, re-orders what we value, and refuses to be controlled by our expectations, will we remain faithful?
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