I think it was Shane Claiborne who said, (I’m paraphrasing here) one of the biggest problems we have here in the U.S. is that Christians don’t know the poor. It’s not that they don’t care about them, but that they don’t know them. Knowing people changes our perspective and can teach us a lot. Offer... Continue Reading →
One Way to Evaluate Our Mission Involvement
My grandfather went on several mission trips to Mexico years ago. When he arrived back home he would light up when he told us how many tracts they had given away on the street corners. This was their main task: handing out little folded papers that had Bible verses on it that shared the Gospel.... Continue Reading →