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What’s It Called When You Care—And Then Do Something About It?

You’ve made it halfway through this Bible Plan, and you’ve learned a lot!

You learned faith doesn’t have to be big as a mountain to move a mountain-sized problem. You learned that kids can help with something as mountainous as translating the Bible into every language used on earth!

And today? You’re about to learn about a very special, very moving word. Watch this!

Compassion is when you care about a problem—and you actually do something about it. It’s good for you, and it’s good for the person who needs care.

Everyone (including you) needs compassionate care. Sometimes in big ways, and sometimes in small ways.

Are your parents a little more tired than usual? Ask what you can do around the house to help them out!

Is your city looking a little messy? Grab a bag and pick up some trash!

Are you having trouble beating the last level of that one video game? Well, you’re on your own for that one!

Keep your eyes open. Look for needs in the world around you. Then ask God to help you move.

Come back tomorrow for Day 4 of this Bible Plan to hear from someone who showed God’s compassionate care and moved some mountains in her city. Plus, you’ll discover more ways you can be a mountain-mover in your community!

Don’t forget: You get to read Matthew 17:20 again! The NLT version of that Bible verse might look pretty familiar to you now. Soon, the surprise will be revealed! (Have you peeked? You better not peek!)

Pray: God, thank You for showing me such gentle compassion. Thank You for giving me Jesus! Help me to not just see needs around me, but also help me do what I can to help. Help me to be Your hands and feet in my home, my school, and my neighborhood. Your care can move impossible mountains! In Jesus’ name, amen.