Taking cues from Isaiah 56, Charles explored two common 'Christian' traits that were also rife within the people of Israel: Self Justification and Favouritism. Jesus threw out both of these traits as he came to justify and "gather the outcasts of Israel."
The 'I'm in, you're out' and 'others not welcome' sense that comes from self-justifying and practising favouritism is as common now as it was in the time of the Kings or Jesus' life.
Charles encouraged us to, in the words of Isaiah 56:1, "Maintain justice and do what is right", emphasizing the point with the illustration of Peter's encounter with the Ethiopan eunuch.
