Just as Haitians welcome strangers on crowded taptaps, we’re called to welcome newcomers with love—so they see Christ in us. (John 13:34-35)
Just as Haitians welcome strangers on crowded taptaps, we’re called to welcome newcomers with love—so they see Christ in us. (John 13:34-35)
Así como los haitianos dan la bienvenida a los extraños en grifos llenos de gente, estamos llamados a recibir a los recién llegados con amor, para que vean a Cristo en nosotros. (Juan 13:34-35)
Life’s struggles are temporary, but love is eternal. God calls us to compassion—sometimes our kindness is the “jump start” another heart needs.
From first day to last, God calls us to love. A smile, a word, or a touch of kindness can bring joy, heal hearts, and change lives.
Mercy means choosing forgiveness and compassion when we have every reason to judge. Jesus calls us to show others the same mercy He has shown us.
A group of teenagers rebuilding a stranger’s porch became a powerful reminder that simple acts of kindness can repair more than broken homes—they can restore weary hearts.
Jesus loved us before we ever loved Him. His unconditional love changes our hearts and calls us to share that same love with others every day.