1. What is the meaning of Matthew 9:10?

2. How can we emulate Jesus dining with "tax collectors and sinners" in our lives?

3. What does Matthew 9:10 teach about associating with those outside our faith?

4. How does Jesus' example here connect with His mission in Luke 19:10?

5. Why is it important to engage with those society often marginalizes?

6. How can we balance holiness with outreach, as demonstrated in Matthew 9:10?

7. Why did Jesus eat with tax collectors and sinners in Matthew 9:10?

8. How does Matthew 9:10 challenge social norms of Jesus' time?

9. What does Matthew 9:10 reveal about Jesus' mission and priorities?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Matthew 9?

11. What is the meaning of Jesus eating with sinners?

12. What does "Jesus, Friend of Sinners" mean?

13. Who is Jesus Christ?

14. What defines Christian behavior?1. How does Jesus' interaction with tax collectors and sinners challenge our views on associating with those who are different from us?

2. In what ways can we break down social and religious barriers in our own communities to reach those who feel marginalized?

3. How can we balance showing love and grace to others while also encouraging repentance and transformation?

4. What practical steps can we take to create a welcoming and inclusive community within our church or small group?

5. How can we use everyday interactions, like meals or social gatherings, as opportunities to share the gospel and demonstrate Christ's love?1. How does the healing of the paralytic demonstrate Jesus' authority over both physical ailment and sin?

2. What does Jesus' call of Matthew reveal about His mission and the types of people He seeks?

3. How do you understand Jesus' teaching on fasting and the metaphors He uses?

4. What does the healing of the bleeding woman teach about faith and determination?

5. How can the resurrection of Jairus' daughter inspire hope in seemingly hopeless situations?

6. What do the healings of the blind and mute men teach about faith and Jesus' power over physical and spiritual afflictions?

7. What insights can you draw from Jesus' compassion for the crowd?

8. How do you interpret Jesus' call for laborers for the harvest? How can you respond to this call?

9. How does Jesus' interaction with the Pharisees challenge traditional religious practices?

10. How does the faith of the friends of the paralytic inspire your faith actions for others?

11. How can Jesus' compassion for the spiritually lost affect your approach to evangelism?

12. How does the miracle of raising Jairus' daughter from the dead reinforce your faith in Jesus' power over death?

13. What do the various healing miracles teach you about the different ways Jesus responds to faith?

14. How does Matthew's response to Jesus' call to follow Him challenge you in your discipleship journey?

15. How can you apply Jesus' teaching about new wine in old wineskins in your spiritual life?

16. What lessons can you learn from the faith of the woman with the issue of blood?

17. How does Jesus' compassion towards the harassed and helpless crowds influence your view of His character?

18. How does the chapter's ending, with Jesus' call for workers in the harvest, apply to your life?

19. What implications does Jesus' authority to forgive sins have on your understanding of Him as the Messiah?

20. How does Jesus' mission to call not the righteous, but sinners, reflect on His grace and mercy?

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