Are we obliged to help others financially, even if we don't owe them anything? How can we show compassion to those in need? Find out the biblical answers from Brother Eli Soriano, as he continues the topic, "Are we financially responsible to other people?
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As the children of God, we are obliged to help others
He who sees his brother has need and doesn't respond cannot claim to have the love of God in him.
It is our obligation to look out for the welfare of others and serve as hands of God while we give. This is a very necessary message because helping hands are equally as important as praying lips, if not more important.
Following the instructions of our maker and as the righteous, we ought to help others who are in need.
We should be helpful to others in whatever way we can