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In this episode, I talk about what it really means to choose compassion over comfort. I reference a viral TikTok experiment where a woman pretended to need baby formula to see if religious organizations would step in to help. The responses revealed something important: it’s easy to say we love like Jesus, but much harder to choose compassion when it costs us something.
We dig into why comfort often keeps us from obedience, how generosity reflects the heart of God, and why faith can’t just be something we talk about—it has to be something we live. Jesus didn’t choose the easy response. He chose the compassionate one, every time.
This episode is a reminder that growing in faith means growing your garden—and gardens aren’t meant to be kept for ourselves. They’re meant to feed others.
If you’ve been feeling challenged to love more deeply, notice the needs around you, or let your faith move beyond words, this conversation will encourage and stretch you.
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