Today’s verse reveals the heart of Jesus — not just a command to go, but a longing for partnership.
When He said, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few,” He wasn’t frustrated; He was moved with compassion. The Greek word splagchnizomai means “to ache with mercy.” Before there was a commission, there was compassion.

In this 30-minute devotional, we minister to the Lord of the Harvest — the One who still aches for souls.
You’ll learn:
• The deeper meaning behind splagchnizomai and ekballō
• Why the “Lord of the Harvest” is a title of ownership and love
• How God uses discomfort to propel us into purpose
• What it means to pray for laborers as an act of worship

Take this time to slow down, listen, and align your heart with His.
He’s not asking for more activity — He’s asking for availability.

Chapters:
00:00 – Opening Reflection
04:20 – The Compassion of Christ
09:00 – The Lord of the Harvest
14:45 – The Sending (ekballō)
21:00 – Ministering to the Lord in Prayer
27:00 – Closing Reflection

📖 Verse: Matthew 9:37–38
🎙 Series: Daily Verse Meditations
🙏 Theme: Ministering to the Lord | God’s Compassion for the World

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📱 Share this with someone who has a heart to serve — and pray together:

“Lord of the harvest, send forth laborers… and start with me.”