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 So let's now read. We're going to read from Matthew chapter 11.

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 We're going to read from verse 1 to 6 and then verse 25 to 30.

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 So let's hear these words of God together.

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 After Jesus had finished instructing his 12 disciples, he went on from there to teach and preach in the towns of Galilee.

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 When John, who was in prison, heard about the deeds of the Messiah, he sent his disciples to ask him,

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 Are you the one who is to come or should we expect someone else?

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 Jesus replied,

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 Go back and report to John what you hear and see.

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 The blind receive sight, the lame walk, those who have leprosy are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised and the good news is proclaimed to the poor.

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 Blessed is anyone who does not stumble on account of me.

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 And then at verse 25,

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 At that time Jesus said,

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 Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.

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 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.

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 For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.

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 Amen.

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 This is God's word, a word that reveals to us the heart of Jesus, maybe the surprising heart of Jesus.

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 Here is the one time in the Gospels, Jesus reveals his core, his heart, that inner part of himself that drives what he does and who he is.

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 And what does he say?

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 He says,

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 I am gentle and humble in heart.

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 Having just claimed once again to be the centre of God's revelation,

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 what shines through is his gracious invitation and his mercy.

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 Goes against expectations.

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 And when we think of people with great power, we tend to think of those who are untouchable,

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 those who stand above it all.

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 Maybe we've seen that in a boss or we recognise it in a politician.

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 And this presentation of Jesus' own character goes against maybe the caricatures of God that we can build up.

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 A God who is angry and judgmental.

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 A God who is uncaring.

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 A God who, while he may love us, in a sense he puts up with us.

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 You know, he loves his children but he's disappointed and grudgingly puts up with us.

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 And it's not at all the picture that Jesus presents to us.

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 And so here is hope for us today from Jesus.

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 There is in this an invitation from Jesus for all of us today who are weary,

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 who are downtrodden, who are suffering in any kind of way.

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 And here is Jesus' heart for all sufferers, for all sinners.

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 Presenting himself as the one who can give hope and rest and life.

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 So let's think about his words together.

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 First of all, let's think about that invitation of Jesus in verse 28.

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 We read, come to me.

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 Now this is a bold and unique statement when we get under the surface.

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 Unlike any other religious teacher, Jesus isn't saying, go to God to find rest.

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 Jesus is saying, come to me.

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 And that ties in with the self-portrait that Jesus has been painting of himself in Matthew chapter 11.

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 So we read of John the Baptist who had been sent to prepare the way for Jesus.

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 Now he's in prison and he just wants to make sure, is Jesus the Messiah?

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 And Jesus gives that reassurance, making clear to John, yes, I am the Messiah.

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 I have come doing the works of God with the authority of God.

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 But did you notice how he proves that?

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 He proves it in that he shows that as Messiah, he comes for those who are typically excluded.

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 Those who would typically be forgotten and marginalised.

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 Those who would be regarded as unclean.

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 He comes for the weak, the vulnerable, the poor.

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 For the blind, the lame, the leper, the deaf, the dead, the poor.

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 Jesus turns power on its head because he uses all the power and authority that he has from God as God for the weak.

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 And to extend mercy.

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 Rebecca McLaughlin has written an excellent book called Confronting Christianity.

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 Which has been really helpful actually in preparing for our big questions series coming up next week.

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 And she tells in that book the story of a genetics professor in Cornell University who was a convert from Hinduism.

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 And he began to explore other world faiths and eventually came to explore Christianity.

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 And he talked about finding the power inversion of Jesus compelling compared to superhero Krishna.

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 Jesus had all power but he used it to extend mercy to others.

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 It's the pattern of Jesus' life.

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 It's the plan of God.

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 Jesus left heaven and came born in an unimportant town.

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 Born to a poor family, to a teenage mother, to a people, the Jewish people who were oppressed by the Romans.

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 And in Jesus' mission he would carry that out by saving people through suffering.

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 Though he is the son of God with all power, he would bear shame and suffer and die to forgive sin and to give new life.

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 The son of God enters into our suffering.

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 And Jesus also gives us a portrait of himself in the prayer that he makes to his father just before this invitation.

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 He makes plain in that prayer that the way to God, the way to know God is not through human wisdom.

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 There are things hidden from the wise and learned and revealed to little children.

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 The kingdom of God isn't about human intellect, human endeavour and achievement.

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 The kingdom of God involves seeing and trusting that Jesus is Lord and King.

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 Jesus will say he has all knowledge.

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 He is the one who knows and reveals the father.

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 He alone can do that.

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 There are other teachers of the law in Jesus' day who claim that they do that, but they don't.

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 Jesus will say that he is the father's representative on the earth.

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 All things have been committed to Jesus the son by the father.

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 So he stands in the closest possible relationship to God.

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 And it's this one who says, come to me.

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 It's a wonderfully loaded statement.

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 Come to the one who is God's appointed saviour.

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 The one who is the son of God, who reveals God to us, reveals the way of salvation in and through himself.

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 But this one, he doesn't fold his arms when he sees suffering.

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 Nor does he hire a team of bodyguards to keep people at arm's length so he can glide on through life.

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 Nor does he claim for himself a life of luxury and ease.

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 No, this is the Jesus of Isaiah's prophecy.

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 In Isaiah 53, we read of the suffering servant.

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 And Jesus, as it were, he bundles up the whole range of human misery within that sickness, sorrow, sin, guilt, suffering and death.

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 And he takes it as he becomes one of us and he carries it to the cross.

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 So that we understand it is the nail scarred hands of the son of God that beckon us.

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 Come to me.

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 Come home to the father.

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 So it's a wonderful invitation and it's an invitation that comes from the heart of Jesus.

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 So let's think briefly about the heart of Jesus as it's displayed for us here.

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 Two ways that Jesus lays bare his heart for us.

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 One, in who he offers himself to.

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 So again, verse 28.

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 Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened.

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 That's all without exception.

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 Every weak, downtrodden, frustrated, anxious, despairing person among us.

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 We need to hear this invitation from Jesus.

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 And notice that Jesus doesn't say, you can come to me once you've cleaned yourself up.

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 You can come to me once you've sorted yourself out and made yourself respectable and dealt with your burdens.

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 No, it's our burden that qualifies us to come to him.

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 He is the one who offers to carry the burdens, not that we would deal with it ourselves.

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 Now, this would have been particularly good news for the listeners in Jesus' own day.

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 The weary of Jesus' day, in particular, were those who stood under the teaching of the religious leaders and the Pharisees.

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 You know, you get that controversy and conflict between Jesus and the Pharisees.

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 So these Pharisees, Jesus said, were laying heavy burdens on the people and they themselves weren't willing to lift a finger to help.

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 We get a sense of what they were like even in the next chapter, Matthew 12.

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 These Pharisees would judge the disciples for eating grain on the Sabbath.

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 They would judge Jesus for showing mercy and healing someone on the Sabbath.

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 They were people who piled rule upon rule, law upon law, upon the people to say,

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 if you want to get to God, you need to follow our rules and our standards.

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 And so the people were weary from extra layers of law, human law of do and do and do.

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 To follow that way was to follow an exhausting path from a misguided leader heading nowhere.

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 Makes me think of the time, ironically enough, a theology professor was leading a group of us on a short hike.

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 We'd already gone up a mountain. We're coming back down.

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 Mounted is a hill, really. It was just a hill.

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 And he decided he could find an alternative way for us.

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 Fine, let's do that. It was a nice day.

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 Then a couple of hours later, the clouds opened and it's torrential rain.

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 And hours later, about like forever, there was that sense among the group, are we ever getting home?

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 He just didn't know the way.

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 We'd chosen the wrong guide.

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 Jesus teaches a different way to the way of the Pharisees.

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 Not the way of do, do, do.

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 His is the way of grace.

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 His is the way of it is done.

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 Our trust and our hope rests on the work of Jesus in his perfect life and his sacrificial death to pay for our sin.

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 Not on our own ability to please God.

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 And Jesus leads us on a different path.

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 In fact, Jesus will say, I am the way, the truth and the life.

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 No one comes to the Father except through me.

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 His is the way.

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 He is the life.

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 He is the one that we must come to to have that freedom of knowing and enjoying life with God.

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 What makes you weary today?

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 All of us will have different answers to that question.

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 Maybe for some of us, we're weary from trying to prove ourselves.

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 That might be in the context of religion or it might be in your family or your workplace, in your educational setting.

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 You might be weary from a weight of responsibility at family or at work.

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 You may be weary because of the trials of life.

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 Perhaps sorrow and grief has come.

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 To all of us who are weary, the invitation from Jesus holds true.

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 Come to me.

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 Come to me.

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 And find rest and find peace and find life.

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 Come to Jesus.

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 Now he also shows us his heart in how he describes his own heart.

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 In verse 29 he says,

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 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me.

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 For I am gentle and humble in heart.

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 Having just said, I am the centre of God's revelation.

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 You cannot know God the Father unless you know me, the Son of God.

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 Now he says, I'm gentle and humble.

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 What did that look like in Jesus' life?

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 It looked like Jesus willingly taking the low place.

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 As we're told in Philippians 2, he left the glory of heaven to come to the earth.

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 To become one of us, to take the form of a servant.

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 And to go so low that he would die in our place for our sins on the cross.

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 Jesus' most natural posture is not the raised fist of anger.

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 Not the pointed finger of judgment.

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 It's the open arms of gracious, generous, gentle welcome.

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 And this is not Jesus putting on a show.

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 This is not a politician or a leader grabbing a photo op.

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 You know, here's me, just one with the people.

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 Jesus really is gentle and humble.

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 He's saying this is core to who I am.

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 This is core to my mission.

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 We have this wonderful truth placed together that Jesus is glorious God, revelation of God.

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 And he is accessible and approachable.

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 We have Jesus saying, I love to welcome sinners and sufferers.

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 It was the pattern of his life then on earth.

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 And he is the same Jesus in heaven.

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 The same heart for sinners and sufferers today.

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 So to come to Jesus is to have in heaven a friend who is with you and for you.

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 It's the heart of Jesus.

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 And again, tied up to his heart and tied up to his invitation, there comes the promise of Jesus.

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 We can see two aspects to this promise.

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 He promises that if we come to him, my yoke is easy.

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 Now, the yoke, it was a shoulder beam used when ploughing a field.

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 You would put it across a couple of oxen so that they could plough, use the plough to get nice straight furrows.

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 And that became then an imagery of working, but also an image for service.

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 Jesus said, come to me, take my yoke and learn from me.

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 He's inviting us to himself to be a follower, to be a disciple, which is to be a learner of Jesus.

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 But also to be a servant of Jesus.

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 Now, he says, my yoke is easy.

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 Is that easy?

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 Well, on the one hand, maybe we'd want to say, no, it's not easy.

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 Because Jesus certainly isn't less demanding, for example, in the ethic that he presents.

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 You know, while the religious leaders created all kinds of human rules, Jesus went back to the Ten Commandments.

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 But he didn't just say, don't murder.

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 He also thought about our thought lives and thought about our motives.

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 And say, even if you're angry, you're breaking that commandment.

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 So his ethics are certainly not less demanding.

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 And he would also speak about the call to be a learner, a call to be a disciple, as a call to carry our cross daily, to be willing to die to self.

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 So that's not easy.

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 But on the other hand, his yoke is easy compared to what the Pharisees were offering.

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 So the yoke was also an image of the law, taking up the yoke of the law.

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 And for the Pharisees, they made that a really heavy burden because they'd added all these extra laws.

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 Jesus replaces that with, come to me.

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 Jesus, it reminds us that grace, God's free and loving kindness, comes before law and obedience.

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 And that Jesus himself supplies the grace and the strength that we need for a life of obedience.

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 And indeed, we partner with Jesus.

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 He walks beside us as we seek to live for him.

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 So that's easier.

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 There's also a new basis for obedience, that basis of love.

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 Jesus, who summarised the Old Testament law, saying it calls us to love the Lord our God with our heart, soul, mind and strength,

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 and to love our neighbour as ourselves.

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 But that obedience is fuelled by, empowered by the love of God that comes to us in Jesus.

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 And as we receive that self-giving, sacrificial love of Jesus, dying in our place, taking our sin and guilt,

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 going under the just judgment of God in our place, then love for Jesus becomes easy.

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 So obeying Jesus is much easier because we've got this love in our heart, much easier than your do-it-yourself religion of try, try, try.

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 And you're trying to prove yourself to God.

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 So Jesus promises, my yoke is easy.

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 And he also promises, I will give you rest.

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 And this is more than just a stopping of work.

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 He says in verse 29, you will find rest for your souls.

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 Here's the promise of deep soul rest.

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 And here again, this is connecting to Jesus' identity as the Son of God.

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 Because in the Bible, it's God who gives rest.

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 We go back to the beginning of creation, Genesis 1 and 2, we find God on day 6 of creation making people, Adam and Eve.

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 And then on day 7, God rests and God invites Adam and Eve to spend their first full day in this wonderful paradise,

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 grace, enjoying Sabbath rest, having that freedom to enjoy and worship God in his world,

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 made to enter into and to enjoy true rest of life in relationship with God.

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 So that life of following Jesus, yes, it brings work, absolutely.

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 We work at obedience, we work to love and serve others, but there's also wonderful rest attached.

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 Rest knowing that our salvation, our life, our eternal life rests on the work of Jesus and not mine.

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 So our identity and our hope is secure and out of that, we can rest and we can work.

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 Knowing Jesus, we can also rest from the guilt of sin.

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 Knowing that Jesus' work has secured my forgiveness.

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 So I can confess my sin freely, knowing that I have been freely forgiven.

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 So there is rest for a guilty conscience.

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 And there is the rest of being brought into the limits that we were made to live within.

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 Made to live under God's rule, to enjoy life with him, to enjoy his blessing.

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 And there is rest when we come under those limits.

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 So Jesus offers us good news.

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 Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.

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 To the burned out and the stressed out, to the struggling and the weary and worried,

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 Jesus invites you to rest as he invites you to himself.

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 Amen.

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 Amen.

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 Amen.

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 Thank you.

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 Amen.

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 Amen.

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 Amen.