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Why do Christians desire the lost to come to Christ?

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Christians desire the lost to come to Christ as an expression of God's love and a reflection of their own salvation experience.

The desire for the lost to come to Christ is rooted in the very heart of the gospel message. This compassion mirrors the heart of Christ, who seeks and saves the lost (Luke 19:10). As believers who have experienced the transformative power of God's grace, there is an innate longing for those around us to share in that same redemption. In Romans 10:1, Paul expresses his deep desire for the salvation of Israel, illustrating that this longing transcends mere duty; it embodies love and urgency. The knowledge of God’s mercy encourages us to share the gospel to awaken others to their need for salvation, much like how we were once called from darkness into His marvelous light.
Scripture References: Luke 19:10, Romans 10:1, 1 Peter 2:9

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