What does it mean to come to Christ?

To come to Christ is to recognize and confess one's spiritual condition—sinfulness and a deep need for salvation. This act of coming is both a personal response to His call and indicative of being enabled by the Father to seek Him. As discussed in the sermon, it involves coming as one who is spiritually hungry and thirsty (Matthew 5:6), seeking true fulfillment in the bread of life that is Jesus Christ. The invitation of Christ, 'Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened' (Matthew 11:28), is a call to all who are in need of grace, emphasizing dependence upon Him for sustenance and eternal life. It is through this coming that believers experience regeneration and develop a continual reliance on Christ's sufficiency for their spiritual lives.