In “Somebody Say a Prayer for Me,” Pastor Thomas-Steele reminds us that when we truly see Jesus clearly, we’ll also see His mission clearly — a mission of mercy. Drawing from Mark 8:22, this message challenges followers of Jesus not to look past the downcast and outcast, but to bring those who are hurting, hopeless, and overlooked to the only One who can heal and save.

We weren’t saved to be selfish — we were saved to join Jesus in His mission.

Because when we see people through His eyes, we’ll carry those who can’t carry on, beg on behalf of the broken, and be the hope at the end of someone’s rope.