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Drawing from John Bunyan’s "Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ," this episode rejoices in the willing heart of Christ toward sinners. Jesus does not receive us reluctantly but gladly. His invitations are sincere, His promises sure, and His mercy wide open. The Savior delights to save, welcomes the weary, and never turns away those who come to Him in faith.
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