EPISODE · Jul 23, 2026 · 41 MIN
Compassion to Preach | Brother Adam Russell | Missionary to Mexico
from Freedom First Network · host Freedom First Network
What does it truly mean to have compassion like Jesus Christ? In this powerful message from Matthew 9:35–38, Missionary to Mexico Brother Adam Russell challenges believers to recover Christ's heart for lost souls. Rather than allowing politics, division, or the distractions of this world to consume our attention, Christians are called to proclaim the Gospel with compassion and urgency. Drawing from the compassion Jesus showed the multitudes, the Samaritan woman, and countless sinners, Brother Russell reminds us that the greatest need in America—and around the world—is not another political victory, but transformed hearts through the saving Gospel of Jesus Christ. Whether you're burdened for missions, seeking encouragement in your faith, or looking to deepen your compassion for others, this sermon offers a timely biblical challenge to live with eternity in view. Scripture: Matthew 9:35–38 (KJV) In this message:Christ's compassion for the multitudesThe harvest truly is plenteousWhy the Gospel changes heartsReaching the lost with biblical compassionThe Samaritan woman and God's graceMissions to MexicoLiving in expectation of Christ's returnMaking an eternal difference through evangelismThank you for listening to the ministry of Flathead Valley Baptist Church in Kalispell, Montana. If this message was a blessing, please follow the podcast and share it with someone who needs to hear the Gospel.Catch our entire lineup of shows featuring hosts like Jeff Dornik, Shannon Joy, Ann Vandersteel, Patrick Howley, Ted Rall and Dr Michael Scheuer on Rumble, X and your favorite podcast platform.Pickax is the primary home for Freedom First Network, so be sure to sign up for Pickax, and then follow and subscribe to FFN: https://pickax.com/freedomfirstnetwork
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