This sermon is delivered by our guest speaker, Pastor Vinnie from Uganda. The Harvest is Plentiful: Answering God's Call to Reach the Lost Jesus looked at the crowds with compassion, seeing them as 'distressed and dispirited like sheep without a shepherd.' He declared that the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few, using this powerful agricultural metaphor to describe souls ready for God's kingdom. In today's world, we see similar spiritual needs manifesting through rising addiction rates, increasing suicides, false spiritual solutions, growing crime, declining faith commitment, and widespread loneliness despite our connected society. These are modern signs that people need the guidance, hope, and truth that comes only through Christ. God calls each believer to step forward as a worker in His spiritual harvest. This requires personal commitment, acknowledging God's power over the harvest, and making the gospel relevant to people's real-life situations. Churches play a vital role by identifying spiritual gifts, creating ministry pathways, addressing practical needs, providing training, and supporting frontline workers. The harvest truly is plentiful in our neighborhoods, workplaces, schools, and communities. God is looking for willing workers to engage in this crucial spiritual work. Will you answer His call? Keywords: spiritual harvest, Matthew 9:35-38, gospel sharing, evangelism, Christian outreach, ministry calling, Great Commission, kingdom work, spiritual needs today, church mission, Christian purpose, sharing faith, reaching the lost, Jesus' compassion, workers for the harvest, spiritual gifts, gospel relevance, Christian service, God's calling, spiritual growth, Christian community impact, faith in action, Christian discipleship, spreading God's love, Christian ministry, spiritual awakening, Christian mission, biblical teaching, Christian purpose, evangelistic work Hays Hills Baptist Church seeks to bring life-changing hope, to an ever-changing people, through the unchanging Gospel To learn more, visit hayshills.com