The Bible Recap Day 289 (Matthew 10) - Year 7
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Oct 16, 2025 Explore the fascinating distinction between disciples and apostles as Jesus appoints twelve followers. Discover the authority given to them over demons and diseases, and the mission to proclaim the kingdom. Learn about the intentional focus on the Jewish community and the practicality of relying on hosts for provisions. Tara-Leigh discusses handling persecution, the importance of loyalty to God over family, and the apostles' impactful ministry of healing and casting out demons. Reflect on God's meticulous care in both large and small details.
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Apostles Sent With Demonstrated Authority
- Jesus elevates twelve disciples to apostles, distinguishing learners from those sent with authority.
- The apostles inherit authority because they witnessed Jesus exercise it, so the sending is grounded in demonstrated power.
Follow Jesus' Strategic Sending Instructions
- Go only to the Jews first as Jesus instructed, trusting the mission's timeline and priorities.
- Travel light, rely on welcoming hosts, and depend on God and others for provision while you serve.
Persecution Reveals True Commitment
- Persecution is an expected and refining part of apostolic work, revealing genuine commitment.
- God equips speakers in the moment with the Spirit's words, so believers need not over-plan their defenses.