Do you like to be pitied? Most of us don’t; it implies that we’re pitiful. humanity, and took pity: moved with compassion for them...” So begins Mark’s account of the feeding of loaves and fish to show us Jesus’ heart toward pitiful sinners – people like you and me. Jesus is so moved by our plight that He is He provides what neither we, nor anyone else, can supply. of food proves that He is our desperately-needed wilderness of sin into God’s fold.
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Steve Massey is the pastor of Hayden Bible Church of Hayden, Idaho. He also writes about matters of faith for The Spokesman-Review of Spokane, Wash., where he previously worked as an editor and reporter. He and his wife, Pam, have two grown children, Jake and Sarah.
