Coming up on the Potter's touch.

Coming up on the Potter's touch.

Christ had come to do a new thing,

but one cannot take new fabric and sew it to old fabric without there being a tear. And some of us are so afraid of a tear that

we won't to a fault.

Have you ever been loyal to a fault?

All the loyal people say, man.

Yeah, it takes something for you to break away,

even when you know you should break away because you are loyal to a false.

The Pharisees were loyal to a tradition and an ideology that was supposed to be expected of a Messiah and yet when the

Messiah comes that which they expected they rejected because they were loyal to orthodoxy because when you are

orthodox you are accepted. The word orthodox is to be is to fit in with that which is acceptable. And anytime you fall in love with fitting in,

it becomes an idol in your life.

Where the opinion it becomes an idle in your life where the opinions of other people become more powerful to you than the word of God itself. Jesus is the word of God made flesh. He is the word incarnate. He is

a word made physical. He is the word made tangible. He is God revealed in human form. He is that which the Pharisees had studied all of their lives.

They were noted for being scholars and theologians and studying the

word of God. And here they are standing in front of the word they studied and won't accept

the word that they studied because he has come in the flesh.

The oxymoron is staggering that the religious people actually gave Jesus more trouble than the sinners. It was the church

people that called him wine, member. It was the church people that called him

Beazebab. It was the church people that challenged his theology.

It was the church people that attacked him. It was a church people because he

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