All tagged Empathy

The Guttural Cry that I Hear

The Guttural Cry that I Hear

Cammie Wilson
Authenticity, Civil justice, Christian Woman, Coaching, Emotional Health, Empathy, Encouragement, Faith, Fear, Forgiveness, Freedom, Grace, loving others well, Racial Unity

I want to start this post by saying I know I’m not going to say everything correctly. I know I may inadvertently offend someone. I will get some, if not many, of the words wrong. Please know that causing hurt is not my heart. This post is a response to being convicted recently by Pastor John Gray’s challenge to speak up even though we may get it wrong…to not wait until we feel we have the perfect words to say…but to go ahead and just say something. Anything! Because saying nothing is indifference.

Our Journey Continues - The Power of Empathy

Our Journey Continues - The Power of Empathy

Cammie Wilson
Bible truths, Cardiomyopathy, Challenge, Choices, Christian Woman, Congestive Heart Failure, Disability, Disagreements, Emotional Health, emotionally healthy spirituality, Encouragement, Faith, Faithfulness, Forgiveness, Freedom, God's Will, Healing, Heart Disease, Heart Health, Holy Spirit, Identifying Leaders, Journey, joy, Leadership, loving others well, Mentoring, New Blog, Our Journey, Peace, Perfection, Personal Growth, Prayer, Promised Land, Responsibility, Self-care, soul, spirit, Spiritual Warfare, Trials and Tribulations, worship, Empathy

As I’ve watched Stan navigate through feelings of shock, disbelief, fear, ownership, determination and execution in regards to a diagnosis and all that it entails, I’ve been nothing short of amazed at the man God has given me.  Stan didn’t want this challenge, nor did he ask for it with bad habits and lack of self-care.

The Reason We Don't Talk About Sin

The Reason We Don't Talk About Sin

Cammie Wilson
Bible truths, Challenge, Choices, Disagreements, Emotional Health, Encouragement, Forgiveness, Freedom, Healing, Leadership, Mentoring

Hello.  My name is Cammie and I’m a sinner. I know it and I own it.  I try not to sin, but inevitably, it happens.  Whether it’s something I say, watch, or do, no sooner does the action take place than I know what’s transpired.  Sometimes I sin deliberately.  Sometimes it’s an honest mistake.  Regardless, I know that I’m a big fat sinner…and I think that’s a very good thing.