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This week, Matthew 18 and Luke 10.

So for our first episode, we're going to cover Matthew 18. And in our second episode this

week, we'll cover Luke 10, which is an amazing chapter. But let's jump in. This has one of the

most impactful parables for me personally in it, of all of them that Jesus shared.

And we'll end the episode with that because it's at the end of chapter 18. But let's begin

with verse 1. At the same time came the disciples unto Jesus saying, who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?

It's almost as if they're jockeying for preferential position in the quorum or who's

the greatest, who's done the most, or who's the most beloved of the whole group.

Or it's like my kids asking, which is the favorite child in the family?

And I say, well, whoever's not asking the question.

That's a good answer.

I love Jesus's answer, because you can picture all this group of people who are sitting

there thinking he's surely going to pick me.

And verse 2 says, and Jesus called

a little child unto him and set him in the midst of them. You'll notice the little child

probably isn't sitting there concerned whether or not he's the favorite or the preferred.

The little child is probably fairly comfortable in his or her own

skin and is going about life meekly. And Jesus pulls this little child into the midst of

them and said, Verily I sin to you, except ye be converted and become as little children,

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