An Anglicostal Connecting to a Real World

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Not as Americans, but as Christians, when will the news we refuse to pay attention to finally start to jolt us? The New York Times has a picture at the top of their website showing body bags of a Syrian family. The report is death by nerve gas. Thousands, thousands, have perished in Syria. Hundreds, if not into the thousands, were killed just this week in Egypt.

I am not asking this as a matter of American intervention. I am asking this of me and other believers: When will the body count bother us? When we will be shocked the point of prayer? When will we cry out to God for solution, and then offer ourselves as a possible solution?

2 responses

  1. Richard Hendricks (@spartan83) Avatar

    How, pray tell, would you expect God to use someone as a solution. Idealism without practicality is useless.

    1. Dan Avatar

      Prayer is my point here. In prayer it may be that God can birth some ideas. It’s more out of a burden for prayer than just government action that I’m wondering when we’ll start caring about the slaughter going on in these places.

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