The Compassionate Heart Of Jesus
“When Jesus looked at Mary and saw her weeping at his feet, and all her friends who were with her grieving, he shuddered with emotion and was deeply moved with tenderness and compassion. Then tears streamed down Jesus’ face.” John 11:33 TPT
The heart of Jesus is beautiful. The Jesus I pray to, the Jesus you pray to, the Jesus you have merely heard of; He has a tender heart. I, Justin have experienced Jesus’ tender heart first hand. In my time here at CGA, Jesus has revealed to me many deep wounds I have. His gentleness and genuine care for me are what has given me my next breath, as well as permission and encouragement to keep moving forward.
He holds my hand in our process. He holds all of me when just holding his hand feels too tough. CGA is exactly what Abba wants for me right now, as it is what he’s using to bring my heart genuinely closer to his.
Please donate to me so that when the time comes for this season to complete, the LORD may say “It is finished”.
Next blog: Wednesday November 10th “What I’m learning in CGA” Blessings, Justin 
Beautiful thoughts and learning Justin! I too have experienced Jesus holding my hand in times of turmoil or needing a new direction. May God bless you in all you learn. ??
So beautifully said, Justin! Thank you for continuing to give HIM your ‘yes’! HE is a good good Father!! I’m excited to hear what HE has been showing you…. and thankful that HE is continuing to draw you ever so close to HIS heart!
Love you and praying for you!!
xoxo
I love you grandma, thank you so much for your kind words!
Mrs. Beacham!! Wow, thank you ever so much for encouraging and supporting me through my journey with the Lord. Thank you for being consistent in the way you remind and encourage me of our Father’s heart! He is wonderful! I love you! 🙂
Justin… what a beautiful verse. It sincerely hit my heart!!! It reminds me when David Asserick said “God is not just a loving God but rather God IS love.” This is so meaningful as we celebrate His birth. He came too this world at a time where people were so broken, to save the broken, by being submitted to suffer at the end of His life. Because He is God and man, He had felt deep emotions and knows exactly what we are feeling in times of turmoil. Thanks for sharing this. It struck me as this was part of the the message we heard last night at church. I love you and support your journey with Him. I’m so proud of you! Have a great day!