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Category: Blog
Of Walls and Borders: Pt. 2 – Financial Concerns
Are immigrants a fiscal drain on public resources? In addition to the job concerns raised in my previous post, immigration specialist and devout Christian, James R. Edwards,…… Read more “Of Walls and Borders: Pt. 2 – Financial Concerns”
Of Walls and Borders: Christian Perspectives on Immigration – Pt. 1
The goal of this series is to heighten one’s awareness to the diversity of perspective within the Body, and to provide a synopsis of the differing views of Christians in a way that promotes greater understanding and education. My hope is that even with differing perspectives on immigration policy issues, Christians will see immigrants as people in need of compassionate ministry, love, and respect. They are what all of us were at one time; strangers in need of a place and people.
The Blessing of the Old Folks at Home
I am a native Floridian. That’s a title belonging to a smaller number of people than you might think. But I’m part of an even smaller group.…… Read more “The Blessing of the Old Folks at Home”
A Lament for Those Hurting
A Lament for people: All people. I grieve for both Christians and Muslims killed by radicalized Islamic terrorists. I grieve for Barron Trump when “comedians” publish photos…… Read more “A Lament for Those Hurting”
Team Building
This latest post is from my good friend and consultant, Carter Campbell. Carter is an active member of the church I serve. His organization, C2ROI Facilitated Solutions,…… Read more “Team Building”
Election Day Prayer – Unity
Almighty Father, whose blessed Son before his passion prayed for his disciples that they might be one, as you and he are one: Grant that your Church,…… Read more “Election Day Prayer – Unity”
Election Day Prayers
Today marks the conclusion (maybe?) of one of the most contested, emotional, and uncivil campaigns in recent memory. Throughout the day, I’ll post some thoughts and prayers…… Read more “Election Day Prayers”
I prayed, “How long, O Lord?” He answered, “Until you change.”
We will see change not when we merely talk, advocate, lobby, demand, or offer prayers that others change. Only when we take responsibility to embody the changes we seek will anything actually change.
Mourn with those who are mourning; no exceptions.
While I understand and agree with the call of many to pray, I would encourage praying people to become active people. As the old African Proverb says, “When you pray, move your feet.”
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