I see the topic trending on Twitter and popping up on Facebook. I see the news buzzing about the incident Why do we, as a society, flock to this type of news? The news is usually shared, and some statements of "how sad," or "that is awful." Not much other substance is offered, in many cases.
Is this our instinct to be like the Roman's were or do we have a genuine undescribable sorrow for those in shock from the incident suffering from the human conditions? I pray that we are more in awe that someone would feel so weak in Christ and that our heavenly Father would share his Grace. I pray that our Lord will give us more faith, become the foot prints in the sand, and we would have opportunities to witness to ones in trying times.
God Bless, Joe
Is this our instinct to be like the Roman's were or do we have a genuine undescribable sorrow for those in shock from the incident suffering from the human conditions? I pray that we are more in awe that someone would feel so weak in Christ and that our heavenly Father would share his Grace. I pray that our Lord will give us more faith, become the foot prints in the sand, and we would have opportunities to witness to ones in trying times.
God Bless, Joe
