In the Kingdom of Christ, there has never once been a moment when Jesus looked at a person and said, âNot good enough.â Instead, he says, âFollow me.â Jesusâs death on a cross means no sin is too big for Him, and Jesusâs resurrection means there is no power not available to you. It will not be easy, and we will sacrifice a lot, but âThose who are last will be first, and those who lose their life will save it.â Itâs hard â but my friend, itâs so very worth it.All that youâre going through does not exclude you from joining the purposes and people of God. The invitation to His work on the earth is always open to outcasts, rejects, rebels, and the worst of the worst. Look no further than the people Jesus regularly hung out with: beggars, the blind, the lame, the demon-possessed, prostitutes, racists, lepers, murderers, and snot-nosed tax collectors. Jesus even saw a dead guy in a tomb and said, âI can work with that.âWhat youâre going through is even more reason that God has called you into His Kingdom to do some of that Kingdom Work. Your struggle is part of the story, and no one wants a perfect storyteller. They want the dirt, the grit, the hurt â and the moment you trusted Him.