This study examines Luke's distinctive presentation of Jesus as the Son of Man, who is fully human, deeply compassionate, and divinely sent to seek and save the lost. By emphasizing his accessibility to the marginalized, the poor, and outsiders, Luke's Gospel reveals a Savior who transcends religious barriers and embodies humility from birth to burial. From the shepherds at the manger to the women at the tomb, this reflection traces how Jesus' humanity and mission extend hope to all people, Jew and Gentile alike.