Finding the Lost Art of Empathy

Connecting Human to Human in a Disconnected World

By: Tracy Wilde-Pace, Judah Smith - introduction

Narrated by: Tracy Wilde-Pace

Pastor Tracy Wilde reflects on the absence of empathy in today’s world and shares how Christians can renew their compassion to help unify not only the church, but society as well, in this timely and refreshing guide.

Achieving meaningful relationships and cultivating lasting connections with others are often some of the most valuable experiences of our lives. So why can it sometimes feel so difficult to relate to the people around us if we all share the same human desire to bond?

In Finding the Lost Art of Empathy, Tracy Wilde addresses the reasons why we struggle with showing empathy toward others and explains why we ultimately avoid it—and even avoid contact with others altogether. She explores the different facets that have promoted isolation instead of community and provides the antidote for a more unified, loving, and empathetic society. Inspirational and encouraging, Wilde inspires us to self-reflect and remove whatever obstacles from our lives that may be blocking our way to true fulfillment in our relationships—and living life the way God intends us to.

Great book!

I really enjoyed the stories.This book has enlightened my view on how to pour into other people’s live and loving them like Jesus would. Thank you.

Genuine kindness and compassion

Would you listen to Finding the Lost Art of Empathy again? Why?

Yes, provides an inspirational reminder to continually be looking outside of yourself

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Examples of simply being present and letting others know you are there to support them... even when you can't begin to know what they are going through

Any additional comments?

An extraordinary picture of how kindness, compassion, forgiveness and simply showing up for those in your life, or those you just met for the first time, can have a lasting impact. The description of practicing empathy and focusing on others is truly inspiring.