Tag Archives: Ferguson

When to Pray, When to Protest

Posted on December 1, 2014 by Michael Summers

Injustice tears at our souls. When we sense inequity in treatment, anger surges within us. We cry for reprisal, and strike out in anger. Our will to forgive fades, eclipsed by “righteous” anger. When the injustice gains paradigmatic status in … Continue reading →

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A Prayer in the Wake of Violent Protest

Posted on November 25, 2014 by Michael Summers

“The faithful have disappeared from the land and there is no one left who is upright; they all lie in wait for blood, and they hunt each other with nets. Their hands are skilled to do evil; the official and … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged armor of God, faithfulness, Ferguson, hope, integrity, love, Micah, NaPraWriMo, Prayer, Religion and Politics, Theology | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Ferguson

When to Pray, When to Protest

A Prayer in the Wake of Violent Protest

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