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Pastor Scott calls the church to embrace a year‑long vision of “one more,” mirroring the shepherd in Luke 15 who leaves ninety‑nine sheep to pursue and joyfully recover the one that is lost. Believers are urged to share God’s burden for lost people and to passionately rejoice along with heaven when even one person repents and comes to Christ.

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