Dear Brothers and Sisters,
The story of Zacchaeus the tax collector is a vivid picture of redemption. Here was a man despised for his corruption, a man others had written off as hopeless. Yet, when he climbed a sycamore tree to see Jesus, his life was forever changed.
Christ looked up, called him by name, and entered his home. What society rejected, Jesus embraced. What the world condemned, the Lord redeemed. Zacchaeus responded with repentance and restitution, proving that a heart touched by grace will overflow in action.
Perhaps today you feel like Zacchaeus—distant, ashamed, or unworthy. Remember, the Savior is still looking up, still calling your name, and still longing to abide with you.
So, I say to you, “May the Lord strengthen your faith and use it for His glory, as you walk humbly in His presence.”
In His Service,
Brother Jesse
Co-founder & Sr. Chaplain
SFIHG Ministries
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