So everything changes under the new covenant because when he pours out his spirit in Acts chapter 2,

then it's why it's so imperative to understand that we all have a calling.

Because where the Holy Spirit came upon them for certain tasks and actions and anointings in the Old Testament,

it's all of us now.

All of us receive His Holy Spirit the moment we are born again in Christ.

We can trip over our own feet.

We can trip over someone else's feet, and we can trip over Jesus' feet, and on the other side of that colon, what word do you have there?

Offense.

Everybody say it again.

We can get offended by him.

And I mean, we're tripping over our own Savior's feet because he's like made us mad or somehow made us draw back. And we don't understand what he is doing.

Now, I want you to hear this in verse 60 of John chapter 6. Therefore, when many of his disciples heard this, they said, this teaching is hard.

Who can accept it? Anybody? He'd been talking about, they'd ask him about the manna from heaven.

He'd been talking about the bread of life.

And then he gets into saying to them, he said, I'm going to tell you something in 53.

Truly, I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the son of man and drink his blood,

you do not have life in yourselves.

Well, they're like, well, of course, he's not talking about cannibalism. What he's

talking about, and this is where he's like going too far to them, is what he's talking about

is like, it's not just this compartmentalization we do with calling. Like, it's the work that I do.

No, he said, you're ingesting the whole of it,

taking it in yourself. It also, you know, has some sacramental implications to the bread and the

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