Devo 115: Rejoicing

The devotional emphasizes that the primary source of joy for believers should be the salvation of lost souls rather than material gains or worldly successes. It contrasts the lukewarm response of some congregations to new converts with the biblical mandate found in Acts 15:3, where believers rejoiced greatly as non-Jewish people turned to God. The text highlights that true Christian joy is revealed by a heart burdened for the lost, reflecting the heavenly celebration described in Luke 15 over one sinner repenting. It challenges the church to rekindle its passion for evangelism, noting that many conservative churches have lost the opportunity to present Christ to unbelievers. The central call is for believers to recognize that leading someone out of Satan's hand into Christ's is the most significant event in life, deserving of profound gratitude and active pursuit.