Who do you think I am?

Awesome book I am studying/reading at the moment is Make Poverty Personal: the Bible's Call to End Oppression by Ash Barker (the founder of UNOH).

A great quote from the book and an excuse for not responding to poverty dis-spelled.

It can be too easy to look at ourselves and make excuses. Not good enough, not spiritual enough, not young enough, not old enough, not smart enough, not enough time or energy. Yet, as we see in Moses, the life of faith is not about our own deservedness, but about the goodness of the Lord. The Lord hears the cries of the oppressed, his heart breaks and he picks people out - flawed people like you and me and Moses - to be his response. Indeed, flawed people are the only kind of people God has to work with.
Margaret Mead once said "Never Doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has."

In than vain checkout People's Coffee if your in Wellington www.peoplescoffee.co.nz , Matt is someone who I would say has taken up this challenge.