Greetings from Oxford, on the first day of 2011! We trust the… Continue reading
Greetings from Oxford, on the first day of 2011! We trust the… Continue reading
Three months have passed since our last email update. The seasons have changed, at least for us here in Northern Europe, and cooler days have brought out fall colour and what Ky refers to as ‘sideways light’. Since my recovery… Continue reading
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I’m writing for our prayer emphasis today on children:
I saw on the news the young child pulled out of the rubble in Haiti. The expression of celebration with hands thrown into the air said it all. I thought of how many children in Europe are under a pile of rubble made up of the destruction of religiosity, post-modernity, or just plain apathy? How many are lying right now under the rubble of abuse, poverty, or disease? Are we willing to do everything in our power to rescue them? How many hours and dollars were spent to get the reaction of that one child in Haiti who was rescued? Maybe a better question is how many hours did that child have to wait? May the Lord give us the tools, the passion, and the strategy to rescue Europe’s kids from the rubble of sin that has buried their culture of innocence. Continue reading
Jesus came with the good news that God is not a God who hides himself, that God is not a God whom only the philosophers… Continue reading
I find it interesting that social justice issues – once the domain of the liberal churches, political activists and non-governmental agencies have found a home in conservative evangelical and Pentecostal churches.
As student sent me these links after seeing a movie from Hillsong United and finding a social conscience stirring within:
http://www.theiheartfilm.com/trailers (the movie website itself)
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