This week we continue our journey along The Way of Compassion — stepping deeper into what it means not just to feel compassion, but to build a House of Compassion.
Compassion is more than a moment; it's a home.
More than a theory; it's our daily story.
It's written in every pantry line, every prayer, every volunteer who shows up before dawn and stays long after the last guest leaves.
Last week we said compassion begins with people, not programs.
This week, we step into what that means: We build together.
Because compassion without structure burns out.
Structure without compassion dries out.
But when grace and structure meet, God builds something that lasts.
A house that outlasts a moment.
A house that sustains compassion.
A house that holds room for transformation — not transaction.
We're learning that faithfulness isn't proven in abundance, but in endurance. So we keep serving. We keep showing up. We keep rebuilding. Not because we're married to a model, but because we're married to the mission:
His House. His Presence. His Compassion.
God is inviting us to build a faithful house of compassion — a house that is Spirit-led, people-shaped, and presence-driven. A house sustained not by outside supply, but by the generosity of the family who calls this home.