God's Compassion

John Vissers concludes the series on Jonah by exploring the profound compassion of God as illustrated in Jonah chapter 4. He highlights Jonah's anger at God's mercy towards Nineveh, contrasting it with God's sovereign grace and concern for the lost. Vissers emphasizes that God's compassion is limitl

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the unwavering presence of a compassionate God, whose mercies are essential and never fail, as highlighted in Lamentations 3:22. He describes God's nature as one of mercy, tenderness, and compassion, comparing it to the essential qualities of light and heat. Brooks illustrat

Octavius Winslow emphasizes that the Lord is close to those with a broken heart and a contrite spirit, as expressed in Psalms 34:18. He explains that while the world and even some religious figures may despise a broken heart, God delights in it, seeing it as a precious sacrifice. Winslow highlights

David Wilkerson delivers a heartfelt message to those enduring deep sorrow and overwhelming situations, emphasizing that God is aware of their pain and is actively thinking of them. He draws from Psalms 40, where David expresses his anguish yet finds comfort in knowing that the Lord cares for him. W

David Wilkerson emphasizes that Jesus embodies both power and compassion, urging his disciples to recognize that Christ cares deeply about their needs beyond just miraculous healing. He addresses those feeling overwhelmed and exhausted, reminding them that God is not only capable of miracles but als

Octavius Winslow emphasizes that God's family often experiences sorrow and tribulation, as believers are called to endure afflictions as part of their high calling. He illustrates that while suffering is a common experience for the faithful, God's comfort is abundant and surpasses their trials, akin

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the power of tears in the lives of God's people, illustrating how their heartfelt cries can move God to action. He reflects on the message from 2 Kings 20:1, where God instructs Hezekiah to set his affairs in order due to impending death, yet responds to Hezekiah's tears wit

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the profound care God has for our sorrows and sins, illustrating that God keeps a record of our iniquities in a bag and collects our tears in a bottle. He reflects on how God meticulously notes every sorrow and sigh, particularly highlighting David's struggles while fleeing

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the profound significance of prayer, illustrating that even the faintest sigh or tear from a distressed soul is noticed and cherished by God in heaven. He reassures the broken-hearted that their humble prayers, regardless of their weakness, resonate deeply with the Lord, who

Chuck Smith reflects on Lamentations 3:21, emphasizing the compassionate nature of God amidst despair. He describes Jeremiah's sorrow as he witnesses the destruction of Jerusalem, a consequence of the people's refusal to heed God's warnings. Smith encourages listeners to shift their focus from their

Charles Finney emphasizes that God takes no pleasure in the death of sinners, urging them to turn from their wicked ways to find life. He explains that the death referred to is not physical but spiritual, representing eternal separation from God. Finney argues that God's nature, which is rooted in b

This sermon emphasizes the theme 'Jesus Cares' based on Luke chapter 7, highlighting God's compassion and care for every aspect of our lives, big or small. It encourages the audience to trust in God's strength and to bring their weaknesses and little resources to Him, believing that He can do the im

Charles E. Cowman preaches on Elijah's exhaustion and depression under the juniper tree, emphasizing the importance of caring for our physical well-being while not confusing physical weariness with spiritual weakness. He highlights God's compassion in recognizing when His children are too tired to p

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Moses and the Israelites in the book of Exodus. He focuses on the incident where the Israelites worshiped a golden calf while Moses was receiving the Ten Commandments from God on Mount Sinai. Moses becomes angry and breaks the tablets, symbolizing t

David Servant delves into the complex story of Jesus interacting with a Gentile woman, exploring various interpretations of His actions. Some believe Jesus was teaching His disciples a lesson by initially appearing prejudiced, while others think He was testing the woman's faith. Despite differing vi

David Servant preaches about the healing of a leprous man by Jesus, emphasizing Jesus' compassion and love for the man in his desperate situation. The story highlights how Jesus healed not only to prove His divinity but also out of genuine care and love for the individual. This healing account serve

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the parables of the lost sheep, the lost piece of silver, and the prodigal son, emphasizing the joy in heaven over one sinner who repents, the compassion of the Father towards the lost, and the necessity of repentance and returning to God. The parables illustrate t

James Bourne, in a letter to a friend, shares his personal journey of despair, crying out to God in his destitute condition, and experiencing the Lord's wonderful condescension in giving him the Spirit of grace and supplication. He encourages his friend to seek faithfulness in ministry, declaring th

Jonathan Edwards preaches about the abundant provision of safety, fulness, and sweet refreshment found in Christ for those who are weary, burdened with sin, afflicted, or persecuted. He emphasizes that in Christ, there is a hiding-place from the storm of God's wrath, rivers of water for the thirsty

Julian of Norwich shares a vision where God reveals a mysterious illustration of a lord and his servant, symbolizing the relationship between God and His people. The servant, out of love and good will, eagerly follows the lord's commands but falls into deep distress. Despite the servant's suffering,

Philip Doddridge preaches about the incredible message of salvation through Jesus Christ, emphasizing God's compassion in sending His Son to die for sinners, offering reconciliation and forgiveness to believers. He urges readers to reflect on the profound impact of this good news, highlighting the s

This sermon reflects on the story of Adam and Eve in Genesis chapter 3, emphasizing God's compassion and refusal to abandon His people despite their failures. It highlights the importance of confessing our mistakes, seeking reconciliation with God, and accepting His righteousness as a gift. The mess

This sermon is a personal testimony focusing on the journey of the speaker, highlighting the struggles, brokenness, and redirection by God in his life. It emphasizes the importance of repentance, humility, and surrender to God, showcasing the hope found in returning to Him. The speaker shares about

This sermon emphasizes the importance of coming to God as a loving Father who desires to hear from His children. It uses the story of Mary and Lazarus to illustrate how Jesus sympathizes with our struggles and sorrows, even though He knows the future. The message encourages believers to regularly un