S4: Galilee: Ministry Grounds (The Rock, the Road, and the Rabbi)
The Rock, the Road, and the Rabbi
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16m
As Jesus' ministry expanded, he repeatedly did things that may not seem so controversial to us, but were deeply shocking to the people of his day. Discover why the idea of crossing the Sea of Galilee was so terrifying; why visiting the other side of the lake was so scandalous; why allowing the tassels of his garment to be touched was so shocking; why having women sit at his feet and learn was so perplexing; and why having the disciples fish from the right side of the boat was so counter-cultural.
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