The Lie We’d All Like to Believe
I’m sure someone else is (or will) help them.
There it is. The lie we’d all like to believe.
A few weeks back, I was with two men I had just met. They mentioned they had a third pastor friend who had a fair amount of debt from his seminary education. Both men shared real concern for the burden this placed on the young pastor and his family.
Near the end of the conversation, one of the men made the statement I’ve often heard and have probably said myself, well “I’m sure someone else is helping them.” Why is it that idea comes so easily to us? Here’s what I think.
There it is. The lie we’d all like to believe.
A few weeks back, I was with two men I had just met. They mentioned they had a third pastor friend who had a fair amount of debt from his seminary education. Both men shared real concern for the burden this placed on the young pastor and his family.
Near the end of the conversation, one of the men made the statement I’ve often heard and have probably said myself, well “I’m sure someone else is helping them.” Why is it that idea comes so easily to us? Here’s what I think.
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