Posted on September 21, 2025

Jesus’ compassion for the lost compels us to act urgently as workers in His harvest, responding to the world’s spiritual need with intentional mission.

Based on Matthew 9:35–38, this sermon explores Christ’s compassionate view of the crowds as a ripe harvest; it calls believers to active participation in God’s mission with urgency and purpose.

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