The Early Church Served The Poor

Our natural human tendency is to do things for people who can do something for us in return. But from the very beginning, followers of Jesus were recognized for doing the exact opposite: caring for those who could never repay them. In this message, we look at how the early church prioritized the poor, the marginalized, and the outsider. By examining Jesus' instructions on who to invite to our tables, we will unpack how serving the lowly isn't just a good deed—it is a central, non-negotiable hallmark of being a disciple of Christ.