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Showing Mercy…

“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.” – Psalm 34:18

Will those who so deperately need the love of Christ, see Jesus in us. Or will they be afraid of us? If we want to be like Jesus, should we not be close to the “brokenhearted”?

There is hurting all around us. Brokenhearted people who we don’t even notice. The lost, the hungry, the poor, the lonely…Will we listen to their story? Will we feed them?

Will we reach them with Christ’s Love? Will we encourage and help them? Will we hug and welcome them as our brothers and sisters in Christ? Will we listen to their story?