You Don't Have to Clean Up Before You Meet Jesus | Luke 5:27-32

You don't have to fix your life before Jesus wants you. In this message from Luke 5:27-32, see how Jesus called a hated tax collector named Levi exactly as he was, and what that means for you today.Levi was despised by his own people for collaborating with Rome, and Jesus found him sitting at his tax booth, in the middle of his compromise, before a single thing had changed. This message walks through what happened next: Levi got up and followed without negotiating the terms, his heart began to shift from grasping to generosity, and by the end of that same day he had gathered his entire community to meet Jesus. Along the way we talk about grace, what real surrender costs, why transformation takes community, and why welcome that truly lands can't stay small. This is week one of our series "A Place at the Table," where we're taking communion every week as we look at the meals Jesus shared.Visit us online at mettermethodist.comFollow along on Facebook at facebook.com/mettermethodistSubscribe for a new message every week