In less than a year, our podcast has gone from an average of 10,000 downloads a month to 50,000

downloads. What made the difference? You leaving us a five-star review. The more positive reviews,

the more the algorithm picks us up. And more people are confronted by the law and gospel of Jesus

Christ. Help us press forward the crown rights of King Jesus by leaving us a five-star

review on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks. It's important for us to remember that we have a

universal neighborhood. What I mean by that is all 8.2, 8.3, whatever it is, billion people on the planet right now,

they are all our neighbors. They are not all our brothers. The Bible teaches when it comes to

humanity a universal neighborhood that stems from the universal creatorhood of God.

God is universal creator.

There's not one person that God is not their creator,

and there's not one person that is not our neighbor.

But the Bible, while teaching universal creatorhood of God

and neighborhood of humanity,

the Bible teaches particular fatherhood and particular brotherhood.

God is creator of all, but father of some.

And everyone is my neighbor, but not everyone is my brother.

And John is actually just echoing the words of Jesus Christ himself who taught that whatever you do for the least of these, here's the key phrase,

my brothers, you have done for me.

We have so taken the words of Christ in that particular place out of context.

We say, whatever you do for the least of these you've done for Jesus.

So how do you love Jesus?

Who is at the right hand of God, the Father?

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