These writings come from a heart broken for the children:
“Whose child is this laying in the trash heap, covered in the blood of her birth? Why was she left here? How long can she survive? Who will love her? Will anyone save her? Death is approaching…will you stop the approach? Do you hear the cry? It is getting weaker. Does anyone care? Does anyone hear? Why do you walk past and do nothing? Are you deaf to the cry? Is your heart hardened by the suffering? Soften your heart. Reach out in compassion. Do something of value.
The heart of God is crying. He is the Father of the fatherless. Will you be His hands extended?
How many children die everyday because they’re abandoned? How many world changers never have a chance?
Do you see her? She is precious in God’s eyes and she is precious in my eyes. Her pain was great, but now she is loved. Her eyes sparkle. She knows she is loved. This is my child, my daughter. She was lost, but now she is found. The Father of the fatherless cares for her. He led me to her.”
-(April 28, 2006)
Injustice
“You see the injustice;
it breaks Your heart.
You weep,
I weep with You.
You love justice,
for You are good.
You love justice,
for You are Just.
You love justice,
for You are God.
You see pain,
You sent Jesus.
You see pain,
You sent us here.
In the midst of the injustice,
You are Just
and You are love.”
-(July 13, 2006)
"Can a woman forget her nursing child, and not have compassion on the son of her womb? Surely they may forget, yet I will not forget you. See, I have inscribed you on the palms of My hands;" (Isaiah 49:15-16)
1 comment:
What a powerful message. It's so easy to look the other way. It so easy to distract yourself with other things, to numb your heart with amusement.
Great post.
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