Showing true compassion to those on the margins means a lot more than just feeling sorry for them.

Here's Karen Ellis.

As we visit Widows and the fatherless in their distress, as we move from pitying the bereft to empowering them for

kingdom service God breathes life into us.

This is the Reviver Hearts Podcast with Nancy De Moss Walgemuth's author of Surrender,

The Heart God Controls.

For July 25, 2024, I'm Dana Gresch. Dan, and I'm journaling through the New Testament, the Gospel of Matthew, and I've been just

struck by how many times it talks about the compassionate heart of Jesus.

His compassion for individuals who were needy and desperate and struggling,

and his compassion for large crowds as well.

And I've been so struck by that and said, Lord, I want to have more of a compassionate heart and I want to be better tuned

to the needs of the people that God puts in my path and to be asking him Lord is there

some way that you want to minister through me to speak to that woman.

And this is such an important part of womanhood because I believe God created us as women with an amazing

capacity for empathy.

When you look at how a woman's brain is wired,

how her heart and her emotions are wired,

we were created to give compassion to others.

And compassion is our theme this July here at Revive Our Hearts and

we're excited to bring you a message from Dr. Karen Ellis. She's been a guest on

Revive Our Hearts before but Nancy for those who are not familiar with

Karen could you reintroduce her for us? She's the director of the center for the

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