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Category Archives: Social Issues
Poverty in America
It’s fitting that we’ve been going through a series on Treasure, since January is Poverty Awareness Month in America. Today, 37 million Americans live in poverty. Nearly half of that number (15.6 million) are living in severe poverty – with … Continue reading
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Martin Luther King Jr.
“When I went to Montgomery as a pastor, I had not the slightest idea that I would later become involved in a crisis in which non-violent resistance would be applicable. I neither started the protest nor suggested it. I simply … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Social Issues
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A Season of Hope
It’s hard to believe Christmas is less than two weeks away. I love this time of year, but it always seems there’s so much to do and so little time: putting up the tree, getting out the decorations, shopping for … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Devotional, Jesus, Poverty, Social Issues
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Natural Disaster vs Manmade Disaster
I continue to carry a heavy heart for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. I cannot even fathom the experience of these displaced individuals. I watch the TV in horror as I watch the images of depravity and hopelessness sweep across … Continue reading
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