Tag: compassion

• Feeling the Weight (Thoughts from a Bus Driver – Part 2)

  

  Leadership, in so many ways, feels a lot like driving a bus. We’re taking responsibility to steer an organization or team or group. We will be held in some way accountable for what takes place, the success or failure, the growth or decay, the profit or loss.

  Mike Peercy

  May 24, 2021

  Blog, Leadership Lessons

  bus driver, compassion, leadership, leading, responsibility, school bus, support, weight

• Prudence, Please

  

  If we can’t be counted on to be diligent to wash our hands for the sake of “the least of these,” what hope do we have of ever learning to wash their feet?

  Mike Peercy

  March 12, 2020

  Blog, Uncategorized

  care, compassion, concern, COVID-19, disease, foolishness, grace, love, mercy, Proverbs 22:3, Proverbs 27:12, prudence, wisdom

• Please… It’s My Son

  

  I’ve never had the terrifying experience of a child with a life-threatening illness or injury. I can hardly imagine what I might do to find an answer—a cure or a procedure or a treatment. I can imagine that I would have some hard, not-at-all-pretty prayer conversations with God. I expect most of them would not…

  Mike Peercy

  October 31, 2017

  Blog, God in the Mess

  compassion, Gospel of John, grace, healing, help, hope, John 4, longing, mess, parenthood, urgency