This text unfolds like a typical law and order show on TV. There is first some suspicious activity (plucking of grain on the sabbath), then a stern prosecution is leveled against Jesus by the Pharisees. Jesus defends himself by appealing to a strong precedent with king David to show that he is within the law. He then makes a shocking pronouncement that he is the Lord of the Sabbath, that is over the law. And lastly the Pharisees dismiss Jesus without prejudice to instead plan for his murder.
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<br>(NOTE: The audio file was extracted from our video for the live stream, so it is diminished in quality).<br><br><strong>Time:</strong><br>Morning<br><br><strong>Minister:</strong><br>Rev. Taylor Kern<br><br><strong>Texts:</strong><br>Mark 2:23—3:6<br><br><strong>Series:</strong><br>Mark
