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Jesus was often moved with compassion. It boils down to this: he was moved with compassion by a need. Compassion goes beyond recognizing a need. It is the desire and ability, if possible, to alleviate the need and it belongs to every soul. The soul is the eternal part of man that will continue to live somewhere after death. It is the truly redeemable part of man.

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This is a ongoing series breaking down our personal church mission statement phrase by phrase. To love as God loves, showing compassion to every soul, thus winning those souls and equipping them to be sent out to plant and to harvest.

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The doctrinal foundational stones that assemble to the chief cornerstone did not need any adjustments. They harmonize and fit perfectly with everything he is and represents. They are costly due to their prep work. And it is important how we hand them down from generation to generation. They should still fit together without anything being damaged or modified.

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The questions that beg answering are these: Does death always lead to a better place? Is it always true that a person who dies is better off than when they were alive? Do all dead people go to a better place? As far as we know, there is only one biblical way that the grave can be better than living.

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