This sermon is given by GPP's Director of Student Ministries Jayson Cromer. The scripture reference is Matthew 15:29-39.

# Key Verses

Hebrews 4:15

Matthew 15:29-39

Questions

What's the difference between pity and true compassion?

How does Jesus's response to the crowds differ from how we often respond to those in need?

Why do you think the disciples doubted Jesus's ability to feed the 4,000 when they had already seen Him feed the 5,000?

What are some ways we put limits on God's ability to work through us?

How does Jesus demonstrate that His compassion is universal rather than selective?

What holds us back from showing compassion to others in our daily lives?

How can we move from feeling compassion to taking action?

In what areas of your life do you need to trust God's sustaining compassion more fully?

Key Takeaways

Christ-like compassion always leads to action

Jesus's compassion is universal and doesn't discriminate

True compassion requires stepping out of our comfort zone

God's compassion sustains us through our daily struggles

We must trust God beyond our own understanding and comfort

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