This sort of oneness and spiritual unity comes only by the power and love of Christ, lived out and practiced in deep community around the table, over time!"

Because the Biblical call for deep fellowship cannot be done by coming together for small-talk once in a while. It cannot be done by a church that only gathers around the stage. [...]

Link to the sermon
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B) If you are not responsible for it or not sure – be like Jesus – enter into an unjust world and work for it's restoration. Lift up the poor and proclaim that justice is coming, that in Christ, one day everything will be made right. You can’t go wrong by bringing about justice. "

A) If you are responsible for injustice, and you know it – be like Zacchaeus - fix what you did. "Behold, Lord, the half of my goods I give to the poor. And if I have defrauded anyone of anything, I restore it fourfold.” Luke 19:8

It’s not my fault that the world is not fair. We have inherited an unjust world. But here is the good news, when we are thinking about doing justice as followers of Jesus, the answer is really easy

I tell my students its like going to the gym and having a robot run on the treadmill for you.

It's more like a phrase but in Hungary we say "További jó étvágyat" (wish you continued good appetite) when have to leave a space where people are eating. I never know what to say in English.

"If we do not take such a careful and clarifying stand together, I fear we will never be able to successfully navigate the Christ-like ship through murky and rocky waters of public opinion to properly serve hurting people and communities in Christ’s name."

"The ship is good and its mission is right—when rightly understood. Let us say, “Your enmeshment, extreme relativism, antipathy toward outgroups, etc. is not empathy. And your use of non-empathy is the problem. You can’t steal this ship and banner.”