The cares of this life can be overpowering, but Jesus says, “Come.”

Through weariness and toil, Jesus says, “Come.”

The help you seek cannot be found in another, so, “Come.”

The tears you are crying are recorded in His holy register and ready to be bottled according to His blessed promise, so, “Come.”

The weightiness of the heart finds the consolation to be lifted and revived – “Come.”

The rest your soul desperately needs will encounter the Savior when you “Come.”

“Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.” Matthew 11:28-30

“Come” is your invitation from the heart and mouth of the Savior to get near to Him.

For the sinner, come and find the source of your salvation.

For the saint, come and find your rest and strength.

None is exempt from the need to come and be where Jesus is. None is excluded from the need for this heavenly supply. As the fervent crowds pushed through the doorway, or as Mary planted herself at the Savior’s feet refusing to be moved for the mundane, “come” is your welcoming address to enjoy and draw strength from the Savior, He who was pushed away and rejected that you would not be an outcast, but welcomed to come near. So, “Come.”

Thank You, Father God, for You rent the veil and tore forever this blockade. You provided the way, and it has been opened wide so we can “Come.” Amen.

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