Some good stuff here from Tim Costello, the CEO of World Vision Australia, on the role faith plays in the work of aid and development:
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Thank you Tim! You’ve put it in a nutshell. We have such a poor understanding of salvation as just God forgiving me and my sins. But it is so much more and bigger than that. We need a bigger understanding of God’s work of salvation in this world, of His victory and authority over ALL sin, and the role He wants us to play in that. And our ‘poor’ brothers and sisters have so much to teach us.
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