Moved with Compassion
Moved with Compassion
Vicki Griffin · Aug 6 2 minute read

Many times the Bible says that Jesus was "moved with compassion." The Latin root of compassion has a different meaning than sympathy or pity. It means co-suffering. Christ did not just feel "sorry for" but He felt "sorry with" the ones with whom He came in contact.

Be Well — A Radical Transformation
Be Well — A Radical Transformation
Franklin V. Cobos II · Jul 21 2 minute read

The word radical can have a negative connotation, especially given today’s sociopolitical climate. It can be used to describe different or daring — and at times dangerous — departures from traditional values or behavioral norms. But “radical” doesn’t always have to be viewed as something bad.

Health Reform? Is It Necessary?
Health Reform? Is It Necessary?
Ashley Perry · Jul 8 6 minute read

The mere mention of the words “Health Reform” tends to evoke two reactions. Some of us unconsciously sigh, aware that there are much-needed changes in health that we are neglecting to make.

Coronavirus: Care in a Crisis
Coronavirus: Care in a Crisis
Vicki Griffin · Jul 1 6 minute read

When Coronavirus reached pandemic proportions, COVID-19 and its viral relatives — generated fear, sickness, and death, affecting the lives of millions worldwide. In this virus we have experienced the fear of the unknown — it’s course; and fear of the known — its consequences.