The Battle of Moving Toward Mission
So I have to ask, am I alone in my frustration?
I have recently started a “Moving Toward Mission” series at theSalem House of Prayer
The amazing thing is that there are tons of college kids in the area that are serious about making a difference in the Salem, Oregon area.
The frustration is the response that I am getting from the “religious community”. I have received numerous complaints from local churches in the area. The complaint is that we are gathering a large group of college students on a Saturday night which is apparently appearing disruptive to the local churches efforts in trying to create effective college ministries.
Am I wrong in being bothered by this? There isn’t an offering being taken and we are encouraging these kids to integrate into their local bodies and be an influence of movement. Am I wrong in thinking that being on mission is more important than who is leading the charge where the people are gathering? I haven’t had complaints about doctrine or style, but, territory…
I would love your thoughts.
Watched the Saddam hanging today
I watched the Saddam cell phone video today. Although it was one of the most just and deserved executions in our history, there is still tragedy there.
I can’t help but think, here was a man who lived his life turning away from the one true God and will live an eternity separated from God. No matter how cruel and mercilessly he lived his life, it is still horrible that even to the point of his death he chose a lie over the truth.
No one that I know has earned this tragedy more than Saddam. Yet, I still wish that at some point he would have chosen God’s truth and love.
Hopefully I can remember Saddam’s death as a reminder to myself to be even more diligent in sharing God’s truth with this world.
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