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Speaking of Everyday Justice |
by Catherine Larson |
Our own Zoe Sandvig has a moving post today over at Common Grounds Online. She reminds us that when we serve the least of these, that's when we encounter Jesus face to face. Thanks for the beautiful and inspiring words, Zoe. I pray that such convinction would burn in our souls the same way that gift certificate burned in your pocket...
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Because of a heresy that Tony Campolo and his son were spreading, at least in the past, I feel that I should point out that the poor are not literally God the Son incarnate. Rather it is as if were were doing so unto Him.
Posted by: Labrialumn | February 24, 2007 at 11:52 PM