A collection of words to help us see those in the margins.
How do we touch a world we can’t touch? How are we supposed to give if we feel as if we have nothing left? The Book of Acts might have something to say to a world in quarantine.
George Floyd has been murdered, racial inequality is amplified to new heights, there is a protest on nearly every sidewalk in the United States, and Benjamin Faye shares his heart on how the Church can respond.
Look up from the blue screen of the television, from the breaking news, and from your cell phone to ask why the Great Creator marked out your appointed time at this point in human history during this pandemic.
Scripture teaches us that “knowing God” means taking up the cause of the oppressed, rebuking the oppressor, and amplifying unheard voices. If we neglect these things, God said he will actually plug his ears to our worship.
How are we supposed to see those in the margins if we live in a neat and tidy town, with neat and tidy churches, filled with neat and tidy people?
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