We live in a starving world. World hunger is more than a natural epidemic, it’s also spiritual. Broken homes, school shootings, suicide rates, mental illness, gender confusion, racism, abortion, drugs, and rebellion. We see this and we see a disgusting, sinful world. God sees this and He sees a hurting and hungry world. When the disciples faced a hungry crowd, they figured the best option was to send the people into the city to look for food. Jesus didn’t agree. He looked at his disciples and said, “You feed them” (Mark 6:37). Could it be that Jesus is looking at the church today that is frustrated with the sin of a hungry world, and saying “Feed them”? They need food. They are looking for something that will satisfy the longing of their souls. The homosexual and depressed need love, joy, and peace. The rebellious and hateful need longsuffering, gentleness, and goodness. The addicted and broken need faith, meekness, and temperance. Our world needs fruit, the fruit of the Spirit. If we abide in Him and if He abides in us, we will be fruitful, and the world will find hope for their souls.