I feel like I have to say that I know I might be boring the pants off all you lovely followers with my incessant tweeting and retweeting of the crisis in Israel but I am so alarmed by it all: alarmed at the horror #hamas perpetrated upon innocent people; alarmed at the biased anti-Israel tone of so many media outlets, especially @BBCNews and @SkyNews , the very people whose country fought the Nazis so valiantly; alarmed at the immediate and well-organized pro-Hamas protests that sprung up all over the West; alarmed at govt orgs like @UN who are clearly antisemitic; alarmed at universities’ and students’ embrace of terrorism and oppressive cultures; alarmed at citizens tearing down posters of innocent hostages; alarmed at so many seemingly nice, integrated people, especially in the medical field, revealing genocidal beliefs against Jews; alarmed at law enforcement officers not lifting a hand to stop public calls for violence and death to Jews; alarmed at the silence of supposedly feminist groups who refuse to condemn #Hamas raping women; alarmed at the silence from so many in Hollywood who are normally quick to jump on any social bandwagon. In 2015, “Je Suis Charlie” was on everyone’s lips and social media platforms after the murder of innocents in Paris, particularly at the Charlie Hebdo magazine offices. What has changed? Why is there now such a reluctance to condemn this barbaric and murderous mindset? What are people afraid of? How did so many get brainwashed? Isn’t this something we all need to be deeply concerned about? Or have I just been out of work too long and have too much time on my hands? Looking forward to your serious and thoughtful comments!
Unity in diversity is not just possible, but likely, when people come together under a common purpose, with a humble posture, willing to learn from each other, all while pursuing Jesus together.
I mean, can you see the energy in the room?!
Picture this: The most diverse gathering of methodist/wesleyan emerging pastors from the US and 5 other countries. All hungry for a move of God!
We welcomed 72 new AMEZ, CME, AME, UMC, GMC (yes, both together!), and Wesleyan members to the @worldmethodist Order of The FLAME
We are looking forward to Order of the FLAME 2023 as we welcome the newest members to join this covenant community, March 13-17, 2023 at Epworth by the Sea, St. Simon’s Island, GA.
Join us for an inaugural gathering of evangelists in the Wesleyan tradition to launch a fresh movement of evangelism.
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This is today's plain truth: God is the creator of all that is and He wants to be in a personal relationship with you.
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While the Church folds in on herself, the evangelist constantly protests and pulls it toward the other, the outcast, the prodigal, the world around, and finds Christ in the places and people which the falsely religious deem lost or undesirable. Evangelists are protesters of grace
Sometimes, the few inches that separate our fingers from God’s fingers can seem more like a huge gulf. One of the ways we can close that gap is through our prayer life.
Read this month's devotional at https://t.co/aHoyK5i7qR
Our modern age of always-on and always-available information does not lend itself well to rest. Is it possible that a modern Sabbath is not just about not working, but putting down our information devices?
The international evangelism seminar in Spain kicks off tomorrow and it's not too late to register! Take a look at the amazing line-up of speakers we'll have. Register today at https://t.co/KiOp91ieGg