This week on The Way of Compassion—our final week in this series—we step into a bigger vision of what God is building among us: a future where mercy doesn't stay momentary, but becomes multiplied. Isaiah 32 reminds us that "generous people plan to do what is generous — and they stand firm in their generosity." That's the posture of this House: standing firm as compassion rises.

For years we've met the need. But now God is inviting us deeper — from meeting needs to hosting His Presence, from seeing the poor as projects to walking with them as partners, from mercy in emergency to mercy that empowers. It's the shift from what was… to what will be.

And Isaiah 61 gives us the blueprint: "They will rebuild, restore, and renew." This is the kind of compassion heaven trusts — mercy strong enough to rebuild families, restore dignity, and renew whole communities. The future we're stepping into is built not on programs but on priests — sons and daughters carrying His heart into ordinary places with extraordinary faithfulness.

This week, we sow with vision. We give with expectation. And together we say: "God, build compassion through us… that transforms the future."