Jesus said, "The Sick Need a Doctor."

In this insightful sermon, Greg explores Jesus' profound statement 'It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick,' through the lens of a paraphrased title, 'The Sick Need a Doctor.' The sermon draws parallels between historical instances like the 1873 cholera epidemic in Nashville and the ministry of Jesus as depicted in Matthew 9. The talk delves into Jesus’ unexpected choice of Matthew, a tax collector, as a disciple and how it surprised His contemporaries. With anecdotes, historical references, and scriptural analysis, this sermon challenges the audience to emulate Jesus' mission—to reach out to those in need, both within and outside the church. It calls for a reevaluation of how we perceive and interact with those deemed 'sinners,' urging compassion, outreach, and viewing others through God's eyes. The overall message emphasizes the importance of recognizing our own need for Jesus and becoming active participants in His mission.