Compassion is more than a feeling—it’s a bridge that connects our heart to someone else’s hurt. It is love in motion, kindness with hands and feet, concern that refuses to stay silent. Compassion doesn’t just notice; compassion steps in.
In a world that can often feel cold, rushed, and distracted, compassion is a light that still breaks through the cracks. And here’s the amazing thing: it doesn’t take much to change someone’s entire day.
A gentle word.
A listening ear.
A moment of understanding.
A small act of kindness that costs us little but means the world to someone else.
Compassion doesn’t ask, “Does this person deserve it?” — compassion asks, “How can I help?”
Jesus showed us the greatest example. Over and over in Scripture it says, “He was moved with compassion.” He didn’t wait for perfect conditions or perfect people. He simply cared, and because He cared, lives were lifted, healed, and restored.
Today, November 26, let this be your reminder: Your compassion is somebody’s miracle.
You have no idea what someone is battling behind their smile. One act of grace from you might be the very encouragement that keeps them going.
Don’t underestimate the power of a soft heart in a hard world.
Speak kindly.
Show patience.
Offer help.
Give grace.
Forgive quickly.
Love deeply.
Compassion doesn’t just change others—it changes you. It softens your spirit, strengthens your character, and draws you closer to the heart of God.
Let your day be marked by compassion, and watch how God uses you to bless others.
J D Canter E Books 