How do you leave the barren desert of your life? By longing to live a different way and then by asking Jesus to quench our spiritual thirst!
How do you leave the barren desert of your life? By longing to live a different way and then by asking Jesus to quench our spiritual thirst!
God’s mercy reached even Cain. His mark became a sign of grace—just as Baptism marks us as forgiven and loved in Christ.
Even when we are faithless, Jesus remains faithful. His mercy never wavers; His love never ends.
Jesus calls Matthew, the outcast tax collector, then eats with sinners—showing He comes for the lost, not the self-righteous.
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.
Even in death, Jesus showed mercy. To a dying thief’s plea, He promised paradise — the first of many souls He’d bring home.
Jesus’ look at Peter was grief, love, and mercy. He sees our weakness, yet still loves us. When we fall, His grace is there.
In Gethsemane, Jesus found His disciples asleep. Yet, with grace, He carried their burden — and ours — to the cross. (Mark 14)
Because most of us aren’t Jewish, we don’t have legal right to God’s covenant! We are saved only because of His great mercy!