The saying, “actions speak louder than words” has been sorely tested lately with the questionable words of influential leaders producing undesirable consequences. Also of concern are the words from those who would presume to speak on behalf of God, yet have been found to be little more than froth.
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As we approach the end of 2020, we could be forgiven for feeling tired, overwhelmed, and generally depressed by the state of the world. Peering into shadow and gloom has that effect. Here I encourage you to “turn and face the light” to find new life once more in the hope of God’s love and purpose for a hurting world.
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The world is facing a prolonged period of grief. We can manage shock for a time but eventually we need to lament loss. The industrialised world does not tend to understand collective lament, but for the indigenous it is part of life. One way Māori find to express lament is with group songs/chants which can have remarkably positive effects.
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Leaders full of confidence but without substance are all too easily accepted in a world that favours superficial image over character depth. We need leaders who humbly bring treasures from their depths as collaborative offerings for “The Great Commitment” to help build a better post-pandemic future.
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The world seems to be heading into deeper divisive fragmentation. When the New Testament calls so strongly for unity, how might this be achieved? This post considers the need to seek understanding and be willing to surrender outdated views in order to move missions forward with agreed action.
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