​Harvest is PLENTIFUL; workers are FEW:

Since January, my husband and I have been looking to hire workers/handymen for our home repairs. The workers who we contacted had come to look at the repair job but none of them have yet committed to us. It's frustrating and disappointing to see that we aren’t able to find a single worker who is willing to take the job we have for them.

This situation opened my eyes and made me wonder how God feels about not finding workers for the bountiful harvest He sees around us. There is a lot of work God has for us while we are on this earth, but the question is, “Who is willing to come forth and share His work or burden?” There are people who have not yet heard the Gospel because we have not gone to them and shared the Good News with them whether they are our neighbors or co-workers or friends or relatives or even strangers. It’s His command for each one of us, NOT just for Evangelists, to GO, Make Disciples, and Share the Good News.

God is perhaps waiting and waiting for us to come and pick up our assignment and yet we are putting Him on hold and doing the stuff that either gives us pleasure or convenient for us. I can only imagine how God is thinking or feeling about our carefree approach. Now that I have tasted this Bible verse, “Harvest is plentiful; workers are few” in my own little world, so I am beginning to appreciate its significance and urgency more than ever.

God is serious about His harvest, and He expects us to take it seriously too. He doesn't want anyone to perish eternally and die without knowing Jesus. We are His children, believers and nonbelievers, and He wants everyone to receive Salvation and spend Eternity with God. There is no such thing as “reincarnation - life after death” as it’s just a myth. There is either Eternal Hell or Heaven, and we have been given the freedom to choose.
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Let’s reach out to as many people as possible and invite God to speak through us. We just have to share the Good News and the rest is all in His hands. Jesus knows those who are His, but He needs us to be His voice! Let’s be the ONE who says, “Send me, God!”