In this exploration of faith and leadership, we discover how Philip's simple act of bringing Nathanael to Jesus with the words 'come and see' embodies the essence of authentic witness. The episode anchors us in Romans 15:13, reminding us that we are called to overflow with hope through the power of the Holy Spirit. Philip may not have the most extensive biblical record, but his willingness to invite others into relationship with Christ demonstrates that faithful discipleship isn't measured by how much is written about us, but by how effectively we point others toward the Savior. Like a third baseman at the hot corner, ready to field whatever comes their way, Philip stood ready to engage with hard questions and bring people face-to-face with truth. His logical questions to Jesus about feeding the five thousand and seeing the Father weren't failures of faith but honest human responses that Jesus used to teach deeper truths. We're challenged to consider: Are we willing to be the ones who simply say 'come and see' to those around us? Sometimes the most profound impact we can have is bringing just one person to Jesus, trusting that even when our faith feels small or our questions seem too simple, God is working through our willingness to engage.  ⁨@BaseballandtheBiblepodcast⁩ #baseball #comeandsee