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Dinner With Outsiders - The Table Ep. 2 (conclusion)

Dinner With Outsiders - The Table Ep. 2 (conclusion)

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Jesus didn’t just eat with outsiders—He welcomed them into grace. In this conclusion of our Sunday Ripple series on biblical hospitality, Pastor Matt McCarter and I explore how Jesus used shared meals to break social barriers, heal broken lives, and turn dinner tables into sacred spaces. From Zacchaeus the tax collector to the woman with the alabaster jar, we look at real stories where one meal changed everything.

If you’ve ever wondered how to practice hospitality like Jesus—or felt unsure about inviting others into your life—this episode will challenge and encourage you. Discover why Jesus’ dinner guest list still turns heads, and how your own table can become a place of connection, transformation, and Kingdom impact.

Topics we cover:

  • Jesus and Zacchaeus: how a meal led to repentance and restoration
  • The sinful woman in Luke 7: radical grace at the Pharisee’s table
  • Why hospitality is more about posture than perfection
  • How to step into discomfort and make space for those on the margins

👉 Whether you're a ministry leader, a curious skeptic, or just someone who burns toast but wants to make a difference—this episode is for you.

Listen now and discover how the simple act of sharing a meal can create eternal ripples.

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