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America in mourning

Posted on : 17-04-2007 | By : Alex S. Leung | In : Happenings

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I don’t suppose anybody has missed hearing about the massacre that happened at Virginia Tech yesterday. Just visit cnn.com for updates.

I just wanted to point you to Tim Challlies’ reflection, titled “Praying for Blacksburg“, my Southern Baptist friend Timmy Brewster’s post titled “Grieving, Comforting, Believing as Christians“, and Passion Conferences leader Louie Giglio’s post “Heavy Hearted, Yet Not Without Hope“.

UPDATE: SBTS President Albert Mohler has responded @ the Washington Post column, On Faith.

I’m still waiting on response from John Piper. A very short but appropriate comment has been made by Abraham Piper @ the Desiring God blog (emphasis mine):

While others are already making the Virginia Tech massacre a political issue and looking vehemently for someone to blame, let us remember that “the heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately sick” (Jeremiah 17:9).

Our hearts and the murderer’s.

No x-ray machines, revised gun laws, or fired college presidents will solve the problem. We need new hearts (Ezekiel 11:19, John 3:3). We need Jesus.

We all need Jesus indeed.

Comments (4)

Tony Kummer said on 17-04-2007

Just found your blog. When do you start at SBTS?
Alex Leung said on 17-04-2007

Hello Tony,
I’m planning to start this fall term (August)!

Know anybody I can connect with? Current students, future students? I’ll be coming down this Thurs for the Preview Conference:P
Tony Kummer said on 18-04-2007

I’m working with some other guys on a new SBTS related blog called Said At Southern. I’ve added you to our aggregator. You can meet many guys on hanging around our blog or just anywhere on campus.

http://sbtsbloggers.blogspot.com/
Alex Leung said on 22-04-2007

Thanks for the links back, Tony! Hope to connect with you guys more in the future :-)

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