God’s Heart For The World, Part 1
God’s Heart For The World, Part 1
Series: The Servant King
Topic: God’s Heart for the Broken, God’s Heart for the Nations, God’s Heart for the Poor, God’s Heart for the Stranger, God’s Heart for Unity in Diversity
Book: Matthew
Scripture: Matthew 25:35
The sermon highlighted the millions who are displaced and too often treated as political problems instead of neighbors. Remember: Jesus was once a refugee, and every person bears God’s image. God’s call is hospitality—welcome strangers, protect them, and walk alongside them, loving them and helping them grow as disciples. When we obey this calling, lives are saved, communities are strengthened, and the gospel advances. When we ignore it, the vulnerable suffer and the church’s witness is weakened.
Hosting, Graciousness, Witness, Generosity, Persecution
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