We quickly run out of strength when faced with overwhelming needs. But what we cannot accomplish on our own, Jesus can do through us when we place everything in His hands.
We quickly run out of strength when faced with overwhelming needs. But what we cannot accomplish on our own, Jesus can do through us when we place everything in His hands.
Helping others can be messy, inconvenient, and hard—but Jesus calls us to stop, notice, and choose mercy. “Go and do likewise.”
God told Israel to leave part of the harvest for the poor. Generosity isn’t about leftovers—it’s about making room for others from the start.
Even on the road to Calvary, Jesus’ heart remains fixed on the trials of others. This reflection on Luke 23 explores His profound compassion for the daughters of Jerusalem and how His sacrificial death ultimately disarms the power of evil to bring us lasting peace.
We know what God asks—care for others. The question is where to start. With Jesus’ love, even small steps become powerful acts of faith
Sometimes the best witness isn’t a sticker—it’s a life quietly lived in service to others for the sake of Christ.
Helping others pleases God. Even small acts—especially when it’s hard—reflect Jesus’ love and make Him smile.
Amos warns against hearts that don’t care for others. God calls us to reflect His love, softening our hearts to serve and bring hope.
God shows us mercy daily—let’s extend that same compassion and forgiveness to others.
Jesus redefines “neighbor” by showing mercy to the wounded. He tells us, “Go and do likewise”—to everyone in need.