Tag: Gaza war

SOWING SUSPICION, the 7th sin when discussing global events

How serious are we really about scripture when we attempt to interpret the wars in Gaza, Ukraine, Sudan, and Yemen?  With what attitude do we report on Elon Musk and his new brain microchip or Bill Gates and the vaccine?  Through which lenses do we approach upcoming elections in more than half of the globe and the political parties we engage in?  How do we apply the truth that we so eagerly proclaim when we discuss the marginalised, displaced and broken-hearted?  Simply put; how do we engage in a season of opportunities from a Biblical and Godly perspective? 

By Mike February 1, 2024 Off

ASSIGNMENT versus ALIGNMENT: what the Gaza conflict exposed

Over the past few days, we have been contemplating vices that the conflict in Gaza has exposed within the Christian community.  As Christians, we are consecrated like Christ to be impartial, full of mercy, and reconciling people with God.  If we fail to do so, we will inevitably relinquish our role as peacemakers. Today we look at how we sometimes pursue the false spiritual duty of alignment instead of embracing our spiritual assignment as followers of Christ.

By Mike December 6, 2023 Off