This past Sunday, Philip, takes us into Matthew 9, challenging us to envision the world through God-sized glasses. He reminds us that Jesus' mission extended beyond big cities to small towns, showcasing that the Gospel is a gift for everyone, just like a cherished item we might have overlooked. Using the vivid story of a man unknowingly wheeling out a wheelbarrow, Philip draws us into our own lives, urging us to recognize the unseen needs around us. The need for compassionate connection is louder than ever, especially as today’s youth search for truth amid confusion. Just as Jesus had compassion for the crowds, we too are called to act—whether through healing, sitting with someone in pain, or inviting them to church. As we gear up for upcoming initiatives, like Serve Sunday, we are not just participants in a church; we are laborers in God's abundant harvest.