Our Mission As Christians Is To Conform

You Can Have Large Projects And Implement Them By Means Of A Few Of The Smallest Things. Or You Can Use Weak Means That Are More Effective Than Strong Ones, As Paul Also Said In His First Letter To The Corinthians. [...] The Wisdom Of Discernment Redeems The Necessary Ambiguity Of Life And Helps Us Find The Most Appropriate Means, Which Do Not Always Coincide With What Looks Great And Strong.

We Need To Avoid The Spiritual Sickness Of A Church That Is Wrapped Up In Its Own World: When A Church Becomes Like This, It Grows Sick.

I Read Little, I Just Glance Through One Newspaper. Just 15 Minutes.

When We Give Help To The Poor, We Are Not Doing The Work Of Aid Agencies 'in A Christian Way'. Those Are Good, It Is A Decent Thing To Do - Aid Work Is Good And Quite Human - But It Is Not Christian Poverty, Which St. Paul Desires Of Us And Preaches To Us. Christian Poverty Is That I Give Of My Own, And Not Of That Which Is Left Over - I Give Even That, Which I Need For Myself, To The Poor Person, Because I Know That He Enriches Me. Why Does The Poor Person Enrich Me? Because Jesus Himself Told Us That He Is In The Poor Person.

We Cannot Become Starched Christians, Too Polite, Who Speak Of Theology Calmly Over Tea. We Have To Become Courageous Christians And Seek Out Those (who Need Help Most).