Where is God in the midst of hectic schedules? In a life filled with reading, reading, meetings, more reading, and more meetings? In mandated chapel attendance, broken card scanners, press box burnings, and H1N1?
He's in an iced mocha from mcdonald's. He's in fake characters named Rick. He's in laundry that smells like Tide with a hint of lavender®. He's in health care debates and tort reforms and textbook revelations. He's in the occipital lobe and the cost of modernization. He's in distributional justice and fresh-cut grass.
He's all around. Do we notice him?
Showing posts with label government. Show all posts
Showing posts with label government. Show all posts
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Welfare and the Church: A Reflection
Are welfare and socialized health care simply our ways of having the government take care of a problem we don't wish to deal with on a personal level?
Which requires more of us: Caring for the orphans and widows, the sick, the imprisoned, and the poor through our churches and our personal giving, or simply paying more taxes and having the government care for them in our stead?
Father, please help me to not be simply another question-asker amidst a sea of often answerless questions. Help me to FACILITATE the change YOU wish to see in the world.
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