Jesus came on a rescue mission to seek and save the lost, and God has a rescue plan for every hurting person. Through the true story of Nicholas Winton, we get a glimpse of that heart. As Hitler prepared to invade Czechoslovakia, Winton was an ordinary stockbroker with no title and no power, but he carried a burden he could not ignore. He didn't wait for someone else. He raised money, secured homes across Britain, and rescued 669 children who could not rescue themselves. That is the heart of God toward us, because we were the ones unable to save ourselves until Jesus came to rescue and restore us.

Rescued people become rescuers, and rescue is always urgent. We can't help everyone, but we can help someone, and God asks us to be faithful with the person right in front of us. That could be a friend, a coworker, or a family member who feels lost or forgotten, and you might be the only invitation to Christ they ever get. Don't underestimate a single conversation, a moment of prayer, or a simple invitation to church. The time to go is not someday. It is today, and if you have been rescued by His grace, you can take one bold step and reach the person He is calling you to reach.