“How is Jesus calling you to serve the poor?” This is the question we’ll attempt to answer in this episode. Jesus loved the poor; like Him, we are called to be a lifeline for needy people. God sees the poor, but we are called to intercede on their behalf—to be somebody who can bring them to Him.
This episode talks about the importance, necessity, and beauty of having hearts mindful of those most in need. An invitation to live how Jesus lived and loved those in need.
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