In light of the Carlyle Group's recent bankruptcy, something is afoot. Since the other major economies of the world (such as Europe and China) are dependent on American consumption, the state of affairs in this nation have global, far-reaching impact. There will be strong motivation on the part of these other nations to shore up our crisis. But what will happen? I don't know... but I'm paying keen attention to this.
Dan posted a series called Banking on God and asked some good questions regarding how the people of God will respond to the possibility of extreme economic hardship. He asks, how can we prepare, if that ends up being the case?
Thursday, March 20, 2008
What's Happening?
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"how the people of God will respond to the possibility of extreme economic hardship"
Unforunately most believers are not too much different when it comes to lifestyle, spending and borrowing. Hardship might produce good kingdom fruit.. but I am not praying for it :)
Happy Easter Sarah!
K-Bob, good to 'see' you! True.
I know some people (like Dan) are thinking about how they could help in those circumstances. There's some interesting ideas on his blog. Happy Easter to you!
Did you 'see' me at my place or just commenting on my busy lifestyle these days.. I have been absent from blogdom as of late.
Blessings to you Sarah!!
No, I meant it was nice to see you here. Just said it was nice 'cuz I hadn't seen you in a while. (I used little quotations because I'm not really actually seeing you, just online. So that's what I meant. :P)
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