I Engage With Local Politics Because It

I Had Come To See That The Great Tragedy In The Church Is Not That Rich Christians Do Not Care About The Poor But That Rich Christians Do Not Know The Poor...i Truly Believe That When The Rich Meet The Poor, Riches Will Have No Meaning. And When The Rich Meet The Poor, We Will See Poverty Come To An End.

This Common Prayer Project Has Taken Years Of Energy, But We See It Not As A Way To Leave Our Individual Churches, But As A Movement We Hope To See Permeate The Larger Church.

We Are Setting Ourselves Up For Disappointment If Our Hope Is Built On Anything Less Than Jesus.

We Can Ignore Suffering No Matter Where We Live. There Are People Who Live A Few Miles From Me Who Never See Much Poverty Or The Injustices That Live On Our Doorstep.

I Like How Someone Once Said Being A Christian Is Not About Having New Ideas But Having New Eyes. This Is The Ability To Have Our Hearts Broken With The Things That Break The Heart Of God. That Is Part Of What It Means To Be A Christian.