"Empathy" feels like a buzz-word in some circles these days. Schools are developing social-emotional curricula that center empathy as an educational goal. Mental health professionals describe how empathy isn't just a good idea in relationships, it can also benefit our individual well-being. Some politicians and activists set empathy as the foundation of their work. And, still, for most of us, our empathy has a limit. We think of it as a finite resource that, like eggs at the supermarket, can run out. Join us this Sunday as we consider what this idea might mean for our spiritual lives as we finish up our worship series on "Clarifying Call."