So often, we underestimate the power of one. One decision, one conversation, one act of obedience can change everything. Jesus modeled this in the way He pursued the lost — leaving the ninety-nine to find the one, rejoicing over one sinner who repents, and calling His followers to reach just one more. The mission of the Church isn’t about massive crowds; it’s about individual lives being transformed, one at a time. 

Reaching just one more requires intentionality. It means stepping out of our comfort zones, sharing the gospel boldly, and living with the urgency that today might be someone’s only opportunity to hear the truth. We don’t need to have all the answers or be perfect evangelists — we just need to be willing. The early Church grew because believers took personal responsibility to share their faith. They weren’t passive; they were intentional. If we adopt that same mindset, we’ll see lives changed, families restored, and communities impacted for eternity.

Who is your one more? Who in your life needs to hear the truth of God’s love? Someone is waiting on the other side of your obedience. Just one more conversation, just one more invitation, just one more act of love could make all the difference. Heaven rejoices over just one more — so should we.

Just a thought,

PSS