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Sep 13, 2026 27 min

Sent - Come and See

from Radiant Church Teachings Hosted by Radiant Church

What if following Jesus means caring deeply about the one who is still missing? In Week 1 of our new series, Come and See, we look at the heart of Jesus for people who are far from God. In Matthew 18, Jesus describes a shepherd who leaves the ninety-nine to search for one lost sheep. It’s a powerful picture of the rescue mission of Jesus and the mission He has now given to us. Every person changed by Jesus has a rescue story. We were once the one who was lost, and Jesus came looking for us. So what happens when we remember what it felt like to be found? This message challenges us to notice the people God has already placed around us, pray for them by name, make room for them, and be willing to share what Jesus has done in our lives. You don’t need every answer. You don’t need the perfect words. Sometimes the invitation can be as simple as, “Come and see.” Who is your one? Take time this week to pray for them, love them well, and look for an opportunity to invite them to experience Jesus for themselves. 📖 Scripture: Matthew 18:12-14, Ephesians 2:1-5, Romans 9:1-3 🙌 If this message encouraged or challenged you, like this video, subscribe to the channel, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. #ComeAndSee #Jesus #ChristianSermon #Evangelism #SharingJesus #Faith #Christianity #Church #Gospel #Matthew18 #RadiantChurch

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