Tuesday, June 05, 2007
About Me
- Name: Keith
- Location: Gilbert, Arizona, United States
I am married with two daughters. Follower of Christ. I like to serve and encourage others. This blog is just a journal for me where I post things of interest that may or may not be of interest to others.
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Previous Posts
- The s-word, the f-word. What's offensive? What's not?
- Think about it
- Honest, direct confrontation is a true expression ...
- I found this today over on Jeremy Del Rio's blog a...
- Wow! Or should I say POW!
- A graduation party
- The Graduate
- How Teenagers Transformed the Church
- Ministering to the Wiccans
- An excellent quote from Mr. Alice Cooper
4 Comments:
I have often heard that if the church tithed we could eradicate world poverty - but maybe we have left that part out of the Bible too - the part about sacrificing financially to care for the poor, to support the church's work, etc....
He's definitely right, but it's almost to the point where he's presenting it too harshly. I think it's the commitment part that often stops people from adopting or visiting orphans and even giving above and beyond or just the normal tithe.
Years ago, I guy I worked with a guy. He and I had a lunch conversation.
Me: "So you are opposed to abortion, you're a Southern Baptist, why isn't your church offering to take in the children your doctrine says must be born?"
Him: "You've got a point."
A few months later, he told me that he had pushed through a program in his church to care for mothers who were pregnant and couldn't or wouldn't raise their kids and to find families for kids born when the women agreed to give birth to them.
He was, at the time a lawyer. Bad choice in professions. He corrected it by quiting and going to a seminary to become a minister. Haven't talked to him in years, but he practiced what he preached.
Well he sounds like a great guy. I wouldn't call being a lawyer a bad profession though. We are all gifted in different areas. I wish I was gifted in law! :-)
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