Invite Day 7
Tuesday, March 3
You Can Be an Inviter
Keith Allmon - Kids Pastor
Luke 5:31-32 – And Jesus answered them, “Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick. I have not come to call the righteous but sinners to repentance.”
Throughout the Scriptures, who are the type of people that God welcomed into His family? He certainly invited rulers and priests, men and women, and faithful attenders at the houses of worship. He also welcomed people like Rahab (a Gentile prostitute), David (a serial adulterer and murderer), and Peter (the best friend who denied knowing Jesus).
If no one is too far gone for God, are some individuals too far gone for you? If someone is searching for the Lord, are you willing to help them find Him? Our church’s mission is to “Help people move from their point of need to hope in Christ.” Would you be willing to worship with someone who is going through legal problems? Would someone broken by sexual immorality be welcomed in your Life Group? Would you sit and be kind to someone whose denied Jesus in the past but is curious about Him now?
Prayer Prompt
O, God, help me see others the way you see them. Regardless of someone’s heritage, race, upbringing, and life choices, I agree with You that all mankind bears Your image. Help me to remember the grace You’ve given to me as I go through my day, and give me the humility needed to invite others to seek You.
You Can Be an Inviter
Keith Allmon - Kids Pastor
Luke 5:31-32 – And Jesus answered them, “Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick. I have not come to call the righteous but sinners to repentance.”
Throughout the Scriptures, who are the type of people that God welcomed into His family? He certainly invited rulers and priests, men and women, and faithful attenders at the houses of worship. He also welcomed people like Rahab (a Gentile prostitute), David (a serial adulterer and murderer), and Peter (the best friend who denied knowing Jesus).
If no one is too far gone for God, are some individuals too far gone for you? If someone is searching for the Lord, are you willing to help them find Him? Our church’s mission is to “Help people move from their point of need to hope in Christ.” Would you be willing to worship with someone who is going through legal problems? Would someone broken by sexual immorality be welcomed in your Life Group? Would you sit and be kind to someone whose denied Jesus in the past but is curious about Him now?
Prayer Prompt
O, God, help me see others the way you see them. Regardless of someone’s heritage, race, upbringing, and life choices, I agree with You that all mankind bears Your image. Help me to remember the grace You’ve given to me as I go through my day, and give me the humility needed to invite others to seek You.