From time to time we have guests contribute to The Scroll. This is an archive of those articles.
“To the members of the survivor community, we are grieved by the findings of this investigation. We are committed to doing all we can to prevent future instances of sexual abuse in churches, to improve our response and our care, to remove reporting roadblocks, and to respond to the will of the messengers in Anaheim next month … .”
How can Christians help with the global refugee crisis? What responsibility is there to care for and serve refugees? And how can people get involved in practical ways in local communities?
“God brought missions to our doorsteps. … This is our time … and He gives hope in the dark times. … God is going to give us the wisdom for how to do it. We want to be found faithful.”
“There are many things that divide Americans, but this poll shows that Republican, Independent and Democrat voters are united about one thing: they strongly oppose the current trend of canceling and blacklisting people for their beliefs.”
“We know that God is sovereign in all situations, and Scripture reminds us that He is close to the broken-hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. We keep our focus on Him, asking for His protection of the innocent and trusting that His justice will prevail. Pray with us that Jesus Christ would be glorified through the crisis in Eastern Europe, and that Southern Baptists would remain vigilant in meeting the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of those who are suffering.”
People must realize that “life is not about us, and purpose is not buried within us. Life is about knowing, loving and serving a gracious, mighty, forgiving and supportive Creator” said George Barna, director of research at the Cultural Research Center.
“To the members of the survivor community, we are grieved by the findings of this investigation. We are committed to doing all we can to prevent future instances of sexual abuse in churches, to improve our response and our care, to remove reporting roadblocks, and to respond to the will of the messengers in Anaheim next month … .”
How can Christians help with the global refugee crisis? What responsibility is there to care for and serve refugees? And how can people get involved in practical ways in local communities?
“God brought missions to our doorsteps. … This is our time … and He gives hope in the dark times. … God is going to give us the wisdom for how to do it. We want to be found faithful.”
“There are many things that divide Americans, but this poll shows that Republican, Independent and Democrat voters are united about one thing: they strongly oppose the current trend of canceling and blacklisting people for their beliefs.”
“We know that God is sovereign in all situations, and Scripture reminds us that He is close to the broken-hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. We keep our focus on Him, asking for His protection of the innocent and trusting that His justice will prevail. Pray with us that Jesus Christ would be glorified through the crisis in Eastern Europe, and that Southern Baptists would remain vigilant in meeting the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of those who are suffering.”
People must realize that “life is not about us, and purpose is not buried within us. Life is about knowing, loving and serving a gracious, mighty, forgiving and supportive Creator” said George Barna, director of research at the Cultural Research Center.
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