Suppose you need a doctor and there is one nearby who can help you. He is anxious to supply the medical care you need. His whole life has been directed to that purpose. But, before his ability to help becomes effective for you, something must happen. You must ask him to be your doctor.

The same is true when accepting Jesus as your Savior. You realize your need. You recognize the ability of Jesus to satisfy your need, and he is anxious to do so. "I am come to give you life and that more abundantly," He said (Jn. 10:10). But before his ability to help become effective for you. Something must happen: