Because we must hear and obey the word of God in a specific context, many Christians are seriously asking after the divine command for them in a world largely poor and hungry.
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Jim Wallis 9-01-1976
When this article appeared, Samuel Escobar had been a leading evangelical theologian in Latin America.
Wesley Granberg-Michaelson 7-01-1976
Fred Morris went to Brazil in 1964 as a missionary of the United Methodist Church and served for nearly five years in southern Brazil near Rio de Janeiro.
John F. Alexander 7-01-1976
Free people are not having an easy time in the world today nor are we likely to in the decades ahead.
Bill Grissom 5-01-1976
Anticipate the all-pervasive, all-encompassing nature of God’s call to give him your lives unconditionally (1 Peter 4:2).
Margo Farra 5-01-1976
To people interested in establishing a new community I would encourage them to see 1) who the leaders are, 2) what the purpose of the community is, and 3) what the commitment among them is.
Virgil Vogt 5-01-1976
Looking at failure experiences in community is like rereading the Old Testament. God is at work, and there is a certain revelation of his will.
Keith Harder 5-01-1976
Fellowship of Hope began six years ago with a vision of church life that was characterized by commitment and discipline.
Conrad Hoover 8-01-1975
Prayer is the acid test of personal faith. When there is no prayer there is no faith relationship.
Peter H. Davids 6-01-1975
The right to amass capital and its concomitant power has been maintained and practiced by many Christians. It is not without cause that Marx connects Christianity with capitalism.
Virgil Vogt 6-01-1975
Those who possess money and property usually feel they have the right to use these things for their own benefit. But this is not the way of Christian love.
Mark O. Hatfield 5-01-1975
The ugly agony of Indochina is made all the more tortuous by the delusive refusal of this nation to accept the culpability for decades of a morally indefensible policy whose final failure is now being revealed.
Clark H. Pinnock 2-01-1975
There are two renewal movements gaining momentum and creating widespread impact in the evangelical churches and across the face of the entire Christian community today.