Monday Jun 15th, 2026
Become the Compassion We Need
When Jesus looked out at the crowds, he did not see labels, political tribes, or talking points. He saw people. He saw neighbors carrying burdens that others could not see. He saw people who were exhausted, discouraged, and longing for hope. I think that image speaks directly to our world today. It is easy to become overwhelmed by the division, anger, and hardship around us. It is much harder to slow down, look someone in the eye, and recognize their humanity. Yet that is where compassion begins. It begins when we choose to see one another not as issues to debate, but as people worthy of dignity, care, and love.