Here's an excerpt from the Rob Bell nooma film Rich:
Rob runs through the numbers most of us have heard so many times we have become numb to them:
I know we as a family went mini-golfing on Friday night and then to Dairy Queen. The purpose isn't to guilt us into giving...
Rob runs through the numbers most of us have heard so many times we have become numb to them:
- approximately 1 billion people in the World do NOT have clean water
- the same number of people live on less than $1 per day.
- To provide basic food, water, health, etc for the WHOLE ENTIRE POPUALATION OF THE WORLD it would only take $20 billion dollars.
I know we as a family went mini-golfing on Friday night and then to Dairy Queen. The purpose isn't to guilt us into giving...
- although guilt does work on some people :-)
- but to motivate us to think about all our actions
- who ignore environmenal issues;
- who are not concerned for social justice in our world;
- who fail to see sin as anything more than personal sin... ignoring systemic issues;
- who will give to world relief issues but ignore the poor among us;
- who do not wrestle with what it means to be Christians in a holistic sense.
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I'm excited to see there appears to be a movement with Christians to have more of an impact in our world.
I hope we start to see a big difference soon.
Start with little things.
Speak up.
Recyle.