Sentences with phrase «help poor»

In this video, we're only talking about $ 0.50, but I sometimes look at the millions of dollars our government and our churches spend on helping the rich in various ways, and I wonder what would happens if we used that money to help the poor and the homeless.

''... that carries out ideals to help the poor and support our neighbors, especially those that are different from us.

The Catholic Church was the 1st Church on earth and it does lots to help the poor and other organizations of the world in many ways.

Paul could have called for a tithe from gentiles to help the poor saints in Jerusalem — but he didn't.

I can also look and think about ideas within a loving community that carries out ideals to help the poor and support our neighbors, especially those that are different from us.

We shouldn't help poor people hoping that some day, they will pay our hospital bill (or whatever).

Here are 16 ways to help the poor.

I'd really love to see how much Dollar's «ministry» actually goes to help the poor vs. selling them the delusion of prosperity gospels.

It was the only way he could think to help a poor widower and his three daughters.

Why buildup a political «war chest» when you can help the poor?

The organisation wants the government to do more to help poor people who face being forced off their land or very low wages in countries like Colombia.

An example of appropriate human predation is the Heifer Project International — a nonprofit development organization that uses livestock projects to help poor people achieve self - sufficiency.

The reality is a movement toward proliferating experiments with approaches that try to actually help the poor to become nonpoor.

Help the poor, spend time with the sick or imprisoned.

Help the poor, sick & eldrely in hundreds of different areas.

«Please give as much as you possibly can to help the poor and, if you do, I promise you will receive blessings like you won't believe so that you can continue to do so.»

It is becoming increasingly clear that to help the poor is not only to solve their shortage of money, it is also to help them develop more responsible control over the direction of their own lives.

He is simply suggesting that there are moral issues that Capitalists should keep in mind so that they work in such a way as to not abuse, but, rather, protect and help the poor.

Jesus teaches that it is the Church (the body of Christ) and individuals that should help the poor, not government.

That is to help the poor, protect the Earth, and don't be greedy.

Its basic teachings is to help the poor, help those less fortunate than us.

All he's saying is that the wealthy should help the poor.

The friendship of Mary, like the friendly act of the sinful woman, can not be compared with the obligation to provide one's guest with food and drink or with the need to help the poor.

50 years before anyone thought about helping the Haitians, the Church was there specifically to help the poor.

It's not OK to help the poor but it is OK to allow the wealthy to nickel and dime and sometimes downright gouge the rest of us so that they can become billionaires?

At Boyd's church, for example, they have recently embarked on a campaign to change their building so that it can be used to help the poor and homeless in their community.

The most «equal» countries on earth are the poorest: Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea... I would rather be poor in American than poor anywhere else, and that is strictly because the free market allows us to help the poor in ways not possible in more «equal» countries.

Furthermore, I was also going to help the poor and needy people of Africa.

Prior to philanthropy we had Christian charities to help the poor.

It is a fact that charities that help the poor, sick, etc. were started by religious organizations.

My take is that those who call themselves Christians really ought to pay attention to what Christ said: «treat others as you would like to be treated,» «do good to those who persecute you,» «love one another,» «be as wise as serpents and as harmless as doves,» «help the poor,» «turn the other cheek.»

With some intentional planning and organization, churches can create spaces and times where the rich can help the poor, and the poor can bless the rich.

John Kirkby started CAP in Bradford in 1996, believing that God was calling him to sacrifice his career in the financial industry and use his experience to help the poor - people crippled by debt, living in fear and without hope.

But if you don't want your tax dollars to help the poor, then stop saying you want a country based on Christian values.

Nonetheless, he continued to insist that his own view of education was not «elitist» because «It is not elitist to want to help poor people make more money.

Feed the hungry, clothe the naked, help the poor, the orphans and the widows.

Who wants to help the poor, the sick, the homeless it isn't Mitt Romney?

And one third of the tithe — every third year — went to help the poor.

You do realize you're talking about a man who passed on a lucrative law career to become a community organizer and help the poor, right?

But he never said anything about creating a massive health care law that taxed the rich to help the poor, some Christians argue.

But he never said anything about creating a massive health care law that taxed the rich to help the poor...» Jesus could talk to the Roman elite all he liked, and he did, and yet they did not listen.

So to use the government power to «help the poor» is not a Christian value.

I purport that the Pat Robertsons and GOPers who procliam to be Christians are the wrong kind — based on their desire to NOT help the poor, to judge others, and some who spread or support the spread of lies about who are president is.

There is no conflict here... Conservative Christians want just as much as you to help the poor and needy and yes we do not want to be forced by the government to do so.

Those who believe he really wants to help the poor are naive.

For example, I remember hearing several financially secure people saying that they were not «called» to help the poor.

The argument is that there was a tithe to support the Levites (Lev 27:30 - 33), a tithe to fund an annual festival (Deut 14:22 - 29), several smaller tithes to help the poor (Lev 19:9 - 10) and give rest to the land (Exod 23:10 - 11), and on top of all of this, there were numerous annual sacrifices of bulls and goats, which also cost money (Lev 1 — 7).

I mean, how can it be possible that the Pope wants the world to help the poor.

The article discusses how Obama's Christianity is not in line with modern fundamentalists but is instead a more traditional faith inspired to help the poor.

They are anti-foodstamps, anti-welfare, basically anything that would help the poor, they are against.