missionsasia

The parable of the Good Samaritan shows the attitude of 21 st century christianity towards the unreached people groups of the nations.
The priest and the levite saw the wounded humanity but both " PASSED BY ON THE OTHER SIDE" Luke.10.32-37.

Rev.JACOB.C.CHACKO.
INDIA

Boanerges

It really depends on the church and the people- I am priviledged to belong to an awesome church which is launching out in a massive effort to reach the local people after Hurricane Katrina decimated our area. Our little church has been in "revival" for almost 10 years and the manifest Presence of God is breathtaking . We are blessed to send out missionairies to multiple countries and supports local Pastors in many nations. I have heard Pastors from Uganda , the Phillipines and multiple other churches and nations say the same thing- "I came to this church and God touched me- revival started in my church right here".
I am not saying any of this to brag, I am humbled to be part of what God is doing- it is a priviledge to serve in and give into God's last day church. If you are hungry for God He will come and He will use you to bear much fruit. I believe God is beginning to to stir up more and more of His church and I have great expectations- HALLELUJAH-I can't wait to see what God is going to do next!

Theophilus

I guess one could draw that parralel in looking at the greater scheme of things. But that in it'self is only the symtom and not the problem.
Addressing it doesn't accomplish anything unless we address the causes and or reason for your concern. You took this out of context to make a point, a plea or pose a question. We could bounce this around for days or discuss what is realy on your mind which is??????????

Sincerely His
Cliff