“Come and see”. These are the words that Philip shares with Nathanael in response to his skepticism about Jesus. The phrase is pregnant with meaning and significance and informs our understanding of what it means to tell others about Jesus. After meeting Jesus himself, Philip can’t help but talk about him. If we’re going to see our city transformed by the power of the gospel in our generation, we must be a “come and see”-type people to the outsider and the skeptic. Come and see.

11-28-21 Come and See by Justin Chades

Man has walked on the moon. The human race has been able to say that for almost 50 years. Maybe now we say those words without the slow head shaking of disbelief. But consider that it has to be one of the most courageous exploratory expeditions in human history. Human beings left this world and walked on another - an alien world. It was a tremendous vision and an unbelievable accomplishment. Could there be any mission more dramatic than going to the moon? Could there be a more catalytic calling, something more igniting and inspiring than sending humans up to the heavens? It would have to be a mission that could launch a unifying movement, inspiring a generation to give their lives to accomplish something one could only dream about.

11-28-21 Come and See by Justin Chades

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