As Jesus continues His ministry, great crowds begin bringing their broken—those who are lame, blind, mute, and wounded in every way—and they lay them at His feet. And He heals them all.

What makes this moment especially significant is where it’s happening. These crowds are primarily Gentiles—people long considered outside the reach of God’s promises. Yet Jesus shows no hesitation, no limitation, no distinction. His compassion, power, and grace extend fully to them as well.

In this passage, we see a Savior whose mercy knows no boundaries, and a kingdom that reaches farther than anyone expected. As we walk through this scene, we’ll see what it means to truly come to Jesus—and what happens when people do.