The Dalai Lama has made a statement recently during his stay in Australia. He was quoted as saying that COMPASSION is the only way to solve the worlds great problems.
What amazing insight – yet adeptly ignored once again by the world and its leaders. As we go into another talkfest in Copenhagen – this time on climate change – the world continues to ignore the plight of ravaged humanity, and shuts its ears to the cry of the innocents as they are brutally oppressed.
The church must demonstrate compassion on a global scale.
Thank God for the massive work of the church already taking place in so many nations – as relief is given in so many wonderful ways. And yet the task is massive on so many fronts. Thank God also for a generation of young people who have turned aside to consider the plight of the poor and defenceless. The iheart film currently showing is a huge prophetic call to engage in an even greater and more effective way.
Climate change is a very real consideration when it comes to helping the poor as the dwindling water resources in many nations – or the opposite with floods and disasters in others – is exacerbating the problems we currently face.
Who would have thought that climate change would usher in a one world government.
Don’t be distracted from the cry of the innocents. Change your lifestyle to find a way to help change the life of one suffering person at a time.
How can we show compassion to the lost and broken – hurting and dying across the globe.
1. Get an awakened conscience for the hurting.
2. Give yourself to find a noble cause to support.
2. Start a compassion account and take an amount out of your weekly income.
3. Give to organisations and churches who can make a difference.
4. Pray and believe for God to hear and answer the cry of the innocents.
5. Go on a credible mission trip to a suffering community and see for yourself.
6. Say no to something – so others can say yes to the most basic requirements – like water.
God blesses those who stand at the right hand of the poor to protect and help them in their time of need.
