Hello and welcome to the forgotten Jesus podcast.

My name is TJ.

You guys know Pastor Robbie.

And then today we have Ms. Vivian.

Yes. Call to the bullpen today, Pastor. We got all pinch hitters and backups today, which is good. Actually, it's going to be the best. Are we allowed to say why Andrew is out? Well, they know why. Oh, they know why. And we have a name, too. We have a name. We do. Can we tell it? I think we can tell it. He's already told it online, but go ahead and tell it. Go tell the name. James Wilder. I love that. Yeah. I love that. Call him Wilder. Wilder. Let's hope he's not. Wilder. I was thinking, when I heard that name, I was like, if that doesn't fit the Bolton crew. That's right. The wilder name. Now, is that a, I want to know, is that a family name, Vivian?

Do you know?

It is not. I was like, if that doesn't fit the Bolton crew. That's right. The Wilder name.

Now, is that a, I want to know, is that a family name, Vivian? Do you know? It is not. It is not. Just came up with the name. The only Wilder I know is one. Gene Wilder. Gene Wilder. I don't know why I kept thinking Gene Wilder, but I'm thinking, yeah. But Andrew's out and then Candy's out.

She's driving back from visiting a friend.

And so we've got Vivian and Mr. T.J. Joy. Let's do it. Where are we at? Okay, we're in Luke chapter four. We're continuing through the synagogue. There's so much to unpack here. So we're going to take our time with it. We don't want to miss anything here. So Vivian, go ahead and read Luke chapter four. You won't make it long, but let's just start with 416. Okay. And we'll start there. Okay. He came to Nazareth where he had been brought up. As usual, he entered the synagogue on the Sabbath day and stood up to read. The scroll of the prophet Isaiah was given to him, and unrolling the scroll, he found the

place where it was written.

Okay, let's stop there.

Okay, that's it.

That's it.

Okay.

So much going on here.

So let's start with, he came to, where does it say?

Nazareth.

Nazareth.

Okay.

Now, why is Nazareth important for Jesus, particularly growing up?

Because you think, well, he's in this inconspicuous small town, but there's a reason sovereignly

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