Essential Week 2: The Table
from Reunion Belleville Hosted by Reunion Belleville
Jesus at good food with the wrong people. The table was foundational to the good news of Christ and the Kingdom of God An open table where difference was secondary to a community's unity in Christ. So here at Reunion we open our heats and lives to one another by choosing relationships and creating space. Sharing yourself around a table in a polarizing culture is a dangerous act of rebellion and a key sign of Christ’s kingdom. Jesus is Good News The Table is Open.
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