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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2025 · 26 MIN

Acts 10:9-23

from Come To The Table · host Pastor Mark Kirk

When you spot a guy covered in tattoos, it’s easy to picture him as someone who might be a troublemaker. So, rather than chatting with that person or spreading the gospel, you’d probably choose to head in the opposite direction, wouldn’t you? Have you ever thought that the story behind that guy’s tattoos might be tied to his emotional pain and suffering? Today, Pastor Mark shares a heartfelt reminder: don’t hesitate to connect with others, even if they seem indifferent. Many folks are going through tough times, and what they truly seek is that divine peace that only Jesus can provide. Share God’s love with them!

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When you spot a guy covered in tattoos, it’s easy to picture him as someone who might be a troublemaker. So, rather than chatting with that person or spreading the gospel, you’d probably choose to head in the opposite direction, wouldn’t you? Have you ever thought that the story behind that guy’s tattoos might be tied to his emotional pain and suffering? Today, Pastor Mark shares a heartfelt reminder: don’t hesitate to connect with others, even if they seem indifferent. Many folks are going through tough times, and what they truly seek is that divine peace that only Jesus can provide. Share God’s love with them!

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