When Jesus come to Dinner

This sermon centers on the transformative power of divine grace, illustrated through the encounter between Jesus and a repentant woman at a Pharisee's dinner. It reveals that grace uniquely welcomes the broken, exposes the hypocrisy of self-righteousness, and deepens one's understanding of forgiveness through humility and faith. The parable of the two debtors underscores that those who recognize the magnitude of their forgiveness are moved to love and worship with greater intensity. The passage challenges believers to examine their hearts—whether they are seated at the table judging others or kneeling at Jesus' feet in gratitude—and calls for a life transformed by grace, marked by genuine worship, mercy, and a posture of humility rather than condemnation. Ultimately, the sermon affirms that salvation is not earned by works but received by faith, and that true discipleship flows from a heart overwhelmed by grace.