Compassion on SermonAudio

The rest for our souls in the yoke of Christ is not a restraint; It restores the weak and the heavy-laden to fellowship with their humble and compassionate Savior. 1. Christ the Lord of the Sabbath Restores fellowship. 2. Christ the Servant Restores with Compassion.

This sermon examines Christ's prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane to illustrate the necessity of surrendering personal will to God's purpose in evangelism. The message emphasizes that effective ministry requires a life of earnest prayer, seeking God's specific will through obedience and fasting, and embracing the reproach of Christ as a living sacrifice. By contrasting the impossibility of the Grea...

This sermon examines the final verses of Daniel chapter 11, identifying the historical figure Antiochus IV as a prophetic shadow of the future Antichrist. The message highlights the Antichrist's characteristics of self-will, self-exaltation, deceptive speech, and temporary success, contrasting his rebellion with the submission of Jesus Christ. It addresses the common struggle of believers who ques...

This sermon explores Psalm 83, focusing on the tension between divine judgment and mercy in times of spiritual crisis. It examines Asaph's urgent appeal for God to break His silence against the conspiring enemies of Israel, while highlighting the psalmist's ultimate desire for their repentance and salvation. The message addresses the modern believer's struggle with the perceived silence of God, of...

Christians can stand firm in God's truth without surrendering compassion or losing hope. Dave Jenkins concludes the September series by exploring our identity in Christ, biblical courage, speaking the truth in love, and guarding against cynicism. Discover how abiding in Christ strengthens believers for daily faithfulness through Scripture, prayer, local church fellowship, and ordinary obedience. F...

En este pasaje se ve la manera en que Jesús era muy diferente de los fariseos. Para Jesús, cada persona era importante y de gran valor. Para los fariseos, muchas personas eran no mas que objetos para estar usados.

With a Passover crowd of five thousand men coming toward him, Jesus tested Philip by asking where they could buy bread. Philip counted denarii and Andrew counted five barley loaves and two fish, and both measured the task against their own resources instead of looking to the Lord who had fed Israel with manna. Moved with compassion for sheep without a shepherd, Jesus fed them all until they had ea...

This message contrasts the modern cultural definition of empathy with biblical sympathy and compassion, which are grounded in Scripture and accompanied by tangible acts of service. Using the example of a grieving elder, the speaker illustrates how biblical counseling directs individuals toward God's sovereignty and eternal truths rather than merely validating their pain. The message warns against...

Colossians 3:12-14 teaches us that because of what God has done for us, we must clothe ourselves in Christ.

Chapter timestamps: Note: Times are estimated 00:00 Introduction: The Apostles Return 02:31 Reading Luke 9:10–17 04:20 Faithful With What God Gives You 06:23 Compassion When Plans Are Interrupted 10:20 "Give Ye Them to Eat" 12:32 Jesus Tests the Disciples' Faith 15:46 Our Limits Do Not Limit God 19:34 Our Sufficiency Comes From God 21:32 Bring God What You Have 23:20 Obey Before Seeing the Outcome...

9/27/2026 Main Point: Carry the aroma of Christlike compassion by seeing, feeling, and moving toward the suffering.

The beginning of the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:30–32), teaches that how we treat others is the truest measure of our love for God and religious claims without compassion is no love at all.

Main Points 1. In His justice, God must deal with sin. 2. In His mercy, God invites us to return to Him. This sermon explores the tension between divine justice and mercy as depicted in Hosea 11, shifting the metaphor of God's relationship with Israel from a husband to a father. The text highlights God's tender care in teaching and leading His people, contrasted with their persistent rebellion and...

Peter the Apostle calls us to unity of mind, sympathy, tenderheartedness, and humility toward our fellow redeemed. Given the fact that we all find ourselves in different situations and seasons of life, it is important that we seek to sympathize with others in the Church and those who are able, to come along side of those who need help to strengthen them as our Lord does for us. Many times we focus...

Part one of a two-part message on Philippians 2:1-6, and the tenth message in Pastor Robert Rohlin's study of Philippians. Epaphroditus has carried good news and hard news from Philippi to Paul's prison cell - a joyful church with a crack in it, and two faithful women, Euodia and Syntyche, who no longer get along. Rohlin works through the four cords Paul uses to hold a church together: consolation...

This sermon explores the identity of Jesus as the long-awaited Shepherd King by examining the feeding of the five thousand in Mark 6. The exposition contrasts Christ's compassionate care for His disciples and the crowd with the harshness of King Herod, highlighting Jesus as the fulfillment of the prophetic promise in Ezekiel 34 to provide a true shepherd for Israel. The message emphasizes that Chr...

This sermon explores the divine perspective presented in Mark 6, emphasizing that God perceives the full reality of human existence, including physical needs, spiritual lostness, and the internal state of the heart. The message highlights Jesus' compassion for the crowds, viewing them as sheep without a shepherd, and His instruction to the disciples regarding the necessity of rest and the exercise...

This sermon explores the practical demands of the Christian life outlined in Hebrews 13, arguing that faithfulness in love, hospitality, compassion, purity, contentment, and discipleship is impossible in human strength alone. The central message identifies Jesus Christ as the 'Heavenly Helper' who enables believers to overcome these challenges through His sustaining presence. By examining the Gree...

Luke 23:28 "But Jesus turning unto them said, Daughters of Jerusalem, weep not for me, but weep for yourselves, and for your children." This sermon examines the final words of Jesus before His crucifixion, describing them as solemn words for sorrowing women. The central message presents a threefold lesson: a warning of divine judgment upon those who reject Christ, a word of courage regarding the p...

This sermon explores the metaphor of the spiritual harvest found in Matthew 9, focusing on Christ's compassionate heart for lost sinners who are described as sheep without a shepherd. The central message emphasizes that the harvest of souls is plenteous and ready for gathering, urging believers to view the world with hope rather than despair. It highlights the urgency of the mission, noting that w...

This sermon examines the character of Jonah in the first chapter of his book, highlighting the tension between his divine commission and his subsequent flight to Tarshish. The central message addresses the spiritual danger of disobedience, illustrating how a 'down-slidden' state erodes a believer's communion with God and their compassion for others. Through the narrative of the storm and the sailo...

1. A Great Distress (vv. 11-12) 2. A Great Compassion (vv. 13-15) 3. A Great Miracle (vv. 16-17) 4. Application