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Tag Archives: Compassion
Into God’s Family
Into God’s Familyby Michael DoyleLike prodigals, we hit rock bottom,Brokering what’s right for what’s rotten.The self-righteous can be too blind to see.The truth of grace is needed for you and me.Returning home, we are still family.We must, of course, accept … Continue reading
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Tagged Blind, Broeker, Christian Nation, Community, Compassion, Cue, God's Family, Gracefully, Heal Our Souls, Holy Connection, Invite, Inward, Live Life, Outward, Poetry and Poems, Pray, Prodigals, Rescue, Return, Rock Bottom, Rotten, Sorrow, Sself-Righteous, Tomorrow, Truth of Grace, Wandering Lost, Whole
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Getting It Right With God
Getting It Right With Godby Michael DoyleA lot can be said and with enormous passionFor Jewish and Gentile people with compassion.In the obedience of faith, we live God’s story,All for the sake of our Father’s glory.We are new creatures in … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry and Poems, Uncategorized
Tagged Bible, Christianity, Compassion, Faith, Garments, Getting It Right, Glory, God, God's Story, Jesus, Jewish Nation, Lullaby Effect, New Creatures, Obedience of FAith, Passion, Poetry and Poems, Restpratopm, Sake, {ai;
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Thought For the Day: My Mission In Life Is Not Merely To Survive, But To Thrive, and To Do So With Some Passion, Some Compassion, Some Humor, and Some Style
“My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style” – Maya Angelou
Posted in Thought For the Day
Tagged Compassion, Humor, Life, Maya Angelou, Mission, Not Merely, Passion, Style, Survive, Thought For the Day, Thrive
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Thought For the Day: Man May Dismiss Compassion From His Heart, But God Never Will
“Man may dismiss compassion from his heart, but God never will.” – William Cowper
Posted in Thought For the Day
Tagged Compassion, Dismiss, God, Heart, Man, Thought For the Day, William Cowper
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