Matthew 18:6 - 18:10
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg analyzes Matthew 18:6-10, in which Jesus warns against being a stumbling block for children. Gregg emphasizes the importance of living a life according to God's calling and not causing others to sin. He compares the punishment of having a millstone hung around one's neck to the responsibility of causing someone else to stumble. He also highlights the vulnerability of children and the responsibility of adults to protect and influence them positively.
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