Ever notice how when tradgedy strikes everyone gets real spiritual? Especially when it strikes their wallet. Well look how interesting the headlines are today.
Finding God on YouTube
Pastors, rabbis, imams, gurus and pious lay people have all discovered the power of the video pulpit. With YouTube, clerics of all stripes can spread the word beyond otherwise tiny flocks. Time.com offers a glimpse into the world of online evangelism. full storyMaybe We Should Blame God for the Subprime Mess
Images.com / CorbisHas the so-called Prosperity gospel turned its followers into some of the most willing participants — and hence, victims — of the current financial crisis? That’s what a scholar of the fast-growing brand of Pentecostal Christianity believes. While researching a book on black televangelism, says Jonathan Walton, a religion professor at the University of California at Riverside, he realized that Prosperity’s central promise — that God will “make a way” for poor people to enjoy the better things in life full story here
So, where does God fit in your budget?
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While I do believe that it is God’s good pleasure to give me his Kingdom, I know that that means more than prosperity. I try to balance God’s promises with the wisdom he has given me and be a good steward as well.