Compassion—New Every Morning
God’s compassion never fails. By remembering Jesus’ heart, reflecting on His actions, and responding, we find fresh hope for each day.
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Scripture-centered teaching and encouragement for following Jesus with compassion, faith, and practical action.
Sent Into the Harvest
Jesus’ compassion moved Him toward people—and He invites ordinary followers to pray for, serve, and participate in His harvest.
Will You Be the Neighbor?
Jesus calls us beyond asking who qualifies as our neighbor and challenges us to move toward hurting people with practical mercy.
Forgiven to Forgive
Because God has shown us immeasurable compassion and forgiveness, He calls us to extend that same compassion and forgiveness to those who sin against us.
Bring Jesus Your Yes
When the need in front of us is greater than the resources in our hands, Jesus invites us to come close, trust Him with what we have, give thanks, and remain available for Him to use.
When Jesus Stops
Jesus shows us how compassion acts: notice those others overlook, stop and listen, respond with mercy, and extend the grace we have received.
The Father Runs to You
No matter how far we have wandered or how deeply we have failed, God meets us with compassion, welcomes us home, and restores us.
When Jesus Draws Near
Jesus sees people in their deepest suffering, draws near with compassion, and brings restoration where death and grief seem to have the final word.
Jesus Is Willing
Jesus’ compassion moves toward people who feel isolated, ashamed, or overlooked. Mark 1:40–45 calls us to offer dignity, grace, and practical care that helps others find restoration and belonging.
More Than Enough
When a need feels larger than what you have, bring what is in your hands to Jesus and trust Him to use it for the good of others.
The Heart of God
After Israel’s failure, God revealed Himself as compassionate and merciful—then Jesus showed that compassion in action.
Rest for Your Soul
Jesus invites every weary and burdened person to come near, receive His rest, and let His gentle, humble heart shape our own.