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Archive for April, 2009
Sometimes I feel like Christians in America are defined more by panic than they are by the kingdom of God. It seems like everywhere I look there’s hyperventilating about the collapse of evangelicalism, or the collapse of freedom in the US, or the swine flu, or economics, or … well whatever. Just take a quick look at Snopes and you’ve probably been the recipient of a panicked email debunked by that site (sometimes for years).
Anyone remember the Y2K hysteria? Anyone remember how many churches and Christians were deeply involved with perpetuating it? Anyone remember anything significantly impacted by the Y2K bug?
Brothers and sisters, we are a people living in the kingdom of God, we claim that the all-powerful creator of the universe cares about us enough to know every hair on our heads.
So why all the worry?
