Quotes About Empathy

Love accepts opportunities to help those whose spirits are crushed.

If your child is using some of the negative behavioral responses to anger, such as pushing, shoving, and throwing objects, focus on the anger first and the behavior second. You might say, "It's obvious that you are very angry. I would like to hear what's bothering you, but we can't talk while you are _________. Would you like for us to take a walk and talk about it?

Next time the tears roll, remember who cares enough to weep with us. — Ila Reed

Don't just pretend to love others. Really love them. —Romans 12:9

God can help you love and not just give. — Francine Duckworth

As you know, we can't make other people change. But we can influence people to make changes. "The greatest way to have a positive influence on anyone is to love them.

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The joy that comes from giving, even if it is something small, can last a lifetime. — Bruce Dalman

If a person is going to change, they are most likely to do so when they feel loved and accepted by the person requesting the change.

Jesus reached out and touched him. —Matthew 8:3

A hand stretched out to the poor is rewarded with beautiful friendships. — Kat Crawford —

The patience of love never gives up. — Linda Cox —

God wants us to extend the hand of mercy to others, just as He has extended it to us. — Andrea Jennings

As we show others our love, sometimes we also receive love in return. — Michael K. Farrar —

Sometimes love means counting to ten more than once. — Jim Zabloski

A true gift is providing what someone really needs. Don't hesitate to ask others how you can help. — Jane M. Abeln —

Always be willing to step out of the crowd to make a new friend. — Jeannie Fields-Dotson —

Marriage can also help you grow as a loving person in a way you might not have otherwise.

Loving unconditionally always leads to improved relationships.

Let's always remember that most of the Ten Commandments boil down to one—to love our neighbors as ourselves. — Susan Lyttek

God sees and cares when we love until it hurts. — Brenda J. Young —

Because the Lord accepts and encourages us, we can accept and encourage others. — Elsi Dodge —

Love prays for others—as long as the prayers are needed. — Jeanette Gardner

With enough criticism, you may get acquiescence from your spouse. He may do what you want, but probably it will not be an expression of love.