If God asked us to love our enemies, shouldn't I also show respect to colleagues at work, fellow believers at church, and political leaders whose policies I disagree with? Presidents Carter and Ford are modeling what this might look like.
@GovMikeHuckabee A gracious response would be to accept the President's decision to not seek reelection without cudgeling him for not resigning immediately as well. It takes more grace to set aside power than to assume its mantel. Give him a break.
@ERLC @LeatherwoodERLC I applaud your willingness to appreciate our President's decision to do the right thing. A right decision is not made wrong just because it is made by a political opponent or due to political pressure. It takes greater grace to step away from power than to assume its mantel.
@tyfgibson I appreciate your summary. I would amend your take on 1AM by inserting these words, “. . . is preached worldwide at the prophetic time when God judges in defense of His favor toward each of those He is saving, sealing their eternal fate prior to His return. People are led . . .”
@pastortedwilson Amen! Faith without works is dead! A church without acts of justice for the hurting and marginalized is either preaching a false gospel or it has simply failed to enter into the joy of our Lord and His mission. James 2:17.
@saneves@DouglasKMurray And yet, the true Gospel will preach salvation from sin while, at the same time, it will demonstrate God’s justice toward those who are marginalized or abused. These are the two faces of God's prophetic word. #FaithThatWorks James 2:14-17.
God created us to be one human race. We must seek oneness through our diversity, not through war to draw similar neighbors into our own nation. This Kenyan UN envoy stuns the world with a lesson from history. https://t.co/S1PIF33TgJ via @YouTube
Looking for a way to help people in Ukraine? Support the Ukrainian Adventist churches that are providing safety and shelter. Donate to the #HopeInCrisisUkraine fund at https://t.co/SA2mtuxPtK.
(Photo: Benjamin Marder | Unsplash)
Very true. We desperately need Canadian sponsors for Pakistani Christian Asylum Seekers in Bangkok. Most Christians are denied & sent back. https://t.co/Ddfhzb6YzW
Because we didn't have a phone, we had no email access, they lived too far away, we didn't notice, or we just didn't care enough? #NADYEM16 https://t.co/lJaRwe716k