What's up, guys, welcome back to the Forgotten Jesus podcast. My name is Andrew with us.

Of course, is Pastor Robbie Gowdy. Thank you. And Candy, how are y'all doing today?

Yes.

So far so good.

So far so good.

We just started the day, so we're off to a good start.

All right, Pastor, last episode, we finished up by talking about the unpardonable sin.

And today we're talking about this shift that Jesus makes in his ministry.

Yes.

This is, as we said in the past, this is the place where you take a line or take a pen

and you draw a line in your Bible from Matthew 12 to Matthew 13.

This is the big shift in the ministry.

And what do I mean by big shift in the ministry? If you were to take a guess, what would you say? What is the shift happening in Jesus' ministry? I would say more people are starting to know about him. Okay, that's pretty accurate. So. I would say his ministry shifts to being focused on the disciples themselves. Ooh, yes. That's the big, yeah, look at this.

Andrew.

I just remember what you said last week.

Out of the gate. Listen, I'm just saying, I remember things. You are on point. Yes, I mean. That's not what I guess last time you asked, but now I know the. No, you were off last time, but you're back. I'm back, baby. You were back.

I think it was the announcement two weeks ago about the child.

That really has you knocked.

I know.

In a good way, though.

Yeah, baby. I think it was the announcement two weeks ago about the child.

That really has you blocked. I know. In a good way, though. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. No. So, no, that's exactly right. No, so then the follow-up question is, why does Jesus now devote his attention to the 12 and not to Israel, the nation, as a whole. Why do you think? Just think about where we're coming

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