How far would you go to bring someone to Jesus?

In Mark 2:1–12, we revisit the powerful story of the paralyzed man and the four friends who refused to let obstacles stand in the way. The house was packed. The crowd was overwhelming. There was no room at the door. So they climbed the roof, tore it open, and lowered their friend down to Jesus.

This message focuses on the persistent men — their determination, their faith, and their expectation that Jesus could change everything.

Key truths from this message:

• The world is spiritually paralyzed by sin
• The greatest need isn’t physical healing — it’s forgiveness
• Real faith acts boldly and persistently
• When Jesus sees faith, He responds
• If every believer reached one person for Christ, the world would change

These four men remind us that bringing people to Jesus is worth any inconvenience, any criticism, any cost.

What does Jesus see when He looks at your faith?
Are we persistent in prayer?
Are we determined to reach the lost?
Are we willing to “tear off the roof” if that’s what it takes?