Today’s Thought “Reminded by Compassion” G. Ward Romans 5:3-4 More than that, we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope. While sufferings are primarily self-imposed along with circumstantial, moments therein are painful, blocking joy for extended periods of time (cf. Ps.30:1-5). Moreover and whereas sufferings became the insistence from the first two humans created and generations thereafter pervaded similar doubt, contemplations of the WAY (Jn.14:6) out remains the responsibility of conscience; but when that same conscience relies on more human perspective, sufferings increase along with rest marginalized and eternity compromised…