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In the story of the Good Samaritan, the sin of the priest and religious leaders was that their hearts never felt what their eyes saw. Busy? Preoccupied with “religious stuff”? Perhaps. The truth is they didn’t care when care was needed. Helmut Thielicke says that all compassion begins with the eyes, and we must pray for the eyes of Jesus.

Yeah......that day! #NotKissingCousins

What I’m learning on this journey called life is that grace is wider, love is deeper, holiness is richer, and mercy is greater than I could ever imagine.

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