Reflect today on the gift of this new liturgical season. Use this time to deepen your engagement with the Gospel, making its message a consistent and transformative part of your daily life. Let the words and actions of Jesus shape you, so that your life reflects the grace of His Kingdom.

Finally, Jesus’ baptism reveals what we become through our own baptism. Just as the Father proclaimed Jesus as His beloved Son and the Spirit rested upon Him, we too are adopted as children of God and filled with the Holy Spirit in baptism. This sacrament grants us a new identity in Christ and calls us to live as His disciples.

Reflect today on the areas of your life where you can allow Christ to increase and yourself to decrease. Are there places where jealousy, pride, or a desire for control might be holding you back from fully embracing your God-given role? Ask for the grace to follow John’s example, rejoicing in the ways God works through others and remaining steadfast in your unique mission.

Reflect today on the balance between action and prayer in your life. Ask yourself how you can better integrate prayer into your daily routine and how your commitment to prayer can become a source of inspiration for others.

Reflect on the moments in your life when the teachings of Jesus have been difficult to accept. What parts of His message have challenged your heart or required you to change in ways you found uncomfortable? Rather than resist or reject these moments, consider them as opportunities for growth in faith. Praise Jesus for His wisdom and love, even when His words are hard to hear, and trust that His teachings are meant for your ultimate good

Take a moment today to reflect on what causes fear or anxiety in your life. Identify the source, then turn your heart and mind to Jesus. Imagine Him walking toward you, speaking the words, "Take courage, it is I, do not be afraid." Trust in His power to calm the storms in your life and bring you peace.

Reflect today on the compassionate Heart of Jesus. Imagine Him gazing at you with profound love, fully aware of your struggles and needs. His love compels Him to speak to your heart, to guide you, and to draw you closer to Himself. Trust in His compassionate Heart and allow Him to be your Shepherd.

Reflect today on Jesus' exhortation to repent. Consider the ways your actions and choices might separate you from God and resolve to reject them. At the same time, recognize how God is present and active in your life and respond by embracing His love and mercy. Repent and turn toward the Lord; this is the essence of Jesus' message to you.

Reflect today on how God is calling you. Are you paying attention to His voice in your life? Are you ready to leave behind distractions and wholeheartedly follow His will? Trust in Him and respond to His call, knowing it will lead you to the joy and fulfillment found only in Him.

Reflecting on this passage, it becomes clear that Jesus' invitation is deeply personal. His call to "Come" is a call to each of us to draw near to Him in prayer, to dwell in His presence, and to listen. From there, He opens our eyes to see Him as He is, revealing His love, truth, and mission for us. This invitation to "Come, and you will see" has the power to change our lives just as it changed the lives of Andrew and the other disciple.