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Compassion
This entry was posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes and tagged Christmas, compassion, empathy, Henri Nouwen, kindness, love, Romans 12:15, winter. Bookmark the permalink.
“Passion” = “feeling,” “com” = “with.” Makes sense.
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It does.
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The image reminded me of the little thing hanging in the back of the mouth. Then when I looked closer, it made sense. Really enjoyed your post. Merry Christmas Mitch.
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Thanks, and Merry Christmas to you, too, John!
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You are welcome
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An excellent reminder, Mitch. We can’t really celebrate Christmas without reaching out to those who are lonely and hurting.
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Indeed. Merry Christmas, Ann.
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Thank you for this reminder.
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Amen. For some, this time is year is not a good time. We must be sensitive to that.
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Indeed we should.
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Amen, this can be such a tough time for so many. However, it is important to be compassionate all through the year.
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Yes!
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romans 37:40 trust & delight in the lord
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Yes, Mitch.
We can when our power comes from the Lord, inside pouring out. Otherwise what a drain no human can withstand for long. Thank the Lord!
Gary
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Great post. Thanks for sharing!
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Amazing write-up!!
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What a great reminder to be patient, to pause and be fully present with each other.
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