Cheezy Anderson knows that compassion can be personally draining.

She says she likes to ask this of the Lord.

Will you refuel me for the things I have to do every day

if I'm going to pour this much out and he always answers.

This is the Reiber Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMasse Walgemuth,

author of A Deeper Kind of Kind

of Kind of Kindness. For July 5th, 2024, I'm Danagresh. Hasn't it been a wonderful week here on Revive Our Hearts? We've been listening to a variety of messages about compassion.

On Monday, Kelly Needham talked about the shocking compassion of God.

Tuesday, Erica Van Hitesma took us to the story of the loving father who welcomed his two lost sons. She showed us the

humiliation of compassion. Wednesday, Nicole Furno told us that compassion is more than a feeling.

It's being moved to take action. Then

yesterday, Paula Hendricks Marsteller helped us distinguish between true compassion

and people-centered compulsion that masquerades as compassion.

Now if you missed any of them the messages are available through the

Revive Our Hearts app or at revive Our Hearts.com actually, anywhere you like to listen to podcasts.

They were recorded during a conference

we held at Revive Our Hearts called Sisters in Ministry.

Nancy hosted an open mic sharing time so people in the studio

audience could respond to these messages on compassion. You might hear a voice or

two you recognize. We've listed their names in the transcript of today's

program so be sure to check them out. Here's Nancy to introduce the topic.

The word compassion in the English, the word compassion, two parts, you know this, come with and passion

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