Due to recent happenings, I catch myself praying for humanity to be restored to our hearts.

The heart that makes us reach out to others irrespective of their tribe, religion, or affiliations.

Such that, when one person is hurting, we make it a priority to be there for them. Not because they deserve it, but because you are human and so your good conscience isn't soiled.

Never forget that before we were separated by tribe, race, religion, associations, denominations, etc. We are first humans.

When someone is dying in front of you and you are tempted to be taking a selfie, you better kneel and ask God to stir compassion in you. Something isn't just right with your heart.

When someone reaches out to you to pray for or with them concerning any issue or challenge they are going through, don't make it about you. If you can't be of help, ensure you direct them to another channel, and let them know you are there for them.

When people reach out to you and ask for help or any form of assistance, know that it may have taken them lots of struggles to do so. Don't be insensitive to their plight even if you cant help.

Don't be one more reason why someone will choose to die in silence instead of asking for help or assistance so they won't be taunted.

Some of us have stalled the grace that should flow freely in our lives, due to our selfishness and self-centeredness.

As Christians, God can hardly use any man who doesn't have his belly flowing with bowels of mercy and compassion for others.

Even Jesus's miracles was characterized by compassion for others. Comparison stirs the anointing.

You can't see signs or wonders if everything has to be about your ego, position, and status. If everything has to be about you, then the ministry of Christ will find blame.

You may have experienced hurt, you may have been rejected when trying to be a good person. You may have been despised when reaching out and your pride was hurt. Still, don't stop being a good person. Don't trade your heart and become a beast.

Letting someone know you are praying for them is being human. Letting someone know it will get better is being human. Letting someone know they should hang in there and be strong is being human. Let this flow freely from you.

That's being human and that's the demand of our Christianity. Anything else is hypocrisy.