Quotes about Compassion
If it has the potential to do good, then we should do it
— Paul Allen
You are most humble and gentle when you think that the person you are ministering to is more like you than unlike you. When you have inserted yourself into another category that tends to make you think you have arrived, it is very easy to be judgmental and impatient.
— Paul David Tripp
You will treat the weaknesses and failures of others with grace when you humbly admit that you're more like them than unlike them.
— Paul David Tripp
When your child wonders about what is right and what is wrong, don't just threaten him with the law of God; woo him with the sweet music of the grace of God. When she is struggling with what
— Paul David Tripp
fact is that no one gives grace better than someone who is convinced that he needs it, as well.
— Paul David Tripp
Scripture never looks down on the sufferer, it never mocks his pain, it never turns a deaf ear to his cries, and it never condemns him for his struggle. It presents to the sufferer a God who understands, who cares, who invites us to come to him for help, and who promises one day to end all suffering of any kind once and forever.
— Paul David Tripp
grace is greater than all of the sin we're grappling with.
— Paul David Tripp
I've accepted the fact that I'm going to be a sad man for the rest of my life because I get calls all the time of the saddest things that are happening in the church.
— Paul David Tripp
When you forget mercy, you name yourself as righteous and deserving, and you live an entitled and demanding life.
— Paul David Tripp
A joyful life of grace toward others grows best in the soil of gratitude.
— Paul David Tripp
We simply weren't constructed to live only for ourselves. We were placed on earth to be part of something bigger than the narrow borders of our own survival and our own little definition of happiness.
— Paul David Tripp
This means he fights for us even when we have given up the fight. Our desire to follow him may weaken, but he will never give up or turn his back on us. He knows us because he made us, which is why he sent his Son to be for us what we could not be for ourselves and to do for us what we could not do on our own.
— Paul David Tripp