About Dave Miller
Dave Miller is the senior pastor of Southern Hills Baptist Church in Sioux City, Iowa, and editor of SBC Voices. He served as President of the 2017 SBC Pastors’ Conference. He is a graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic and SWBTS. He has pastored churches in Florida, Virginia, and Iowa. Twitter
YOUR LIGHT SHALL BREAK FORTH LIKE THE DAWN for this to happen, a lot of good Baptist people gave much from their own hearts . . . “the Lord hears the cry of the poor . . . blessed be the Lord” 6 Is this not, rather, the fast that I choose: releasing those bound unjustly, untying the thongs of the yoke; Setting free the oppressed, breaking off every yoke? 7 Is it not sharing your bread with the hungry, bringing the afflicted and the homeless into your house; Clothing the naked when you see them, and not turning your… Read more »
Most folks probably don’t know this, but CB’s church .. Westmont Baptist .. was at the forefront of ministering to people in their area. Tornadoes hit about a mile on either side of them, and for months, they fed 200-300 (and maybe more) hot meals a day to people in those areas. When the need for that tapered off, they continued by housing teams that had come from all over to work in disaster recovery, in their fellowship building. I don’t think that got a lot of attention at the state level or above, but I do have video recorded… Read more »
This video is very impressive . Self contained – no potable water or electric necessary – which is hardly ever available ; and the knowledge these men have to keep this hummer “ginning” can’t be acquired overnight the day before you need it . Many victims don’t have a place to sit down – much less eat a warm meal under cover from rain & wind with lights to see . I didn’t know the Red Cross helped keep the foodstuffs coming but I did know that cb scott was making himself and the manpower associated with his church available.… Read more »
I see reflected in this post an act of charity inspired from the goodness of the Holy Gospels of Our Lord . . . people in need of help are receiving it . . . . no one is being rejected or sent away because of their ethnic background or their religion. This is in harmony with the example of Our Lord’s care in the beautiful story of Christ’s healing of the Canaanite woman’s daughter When Christian people bring their acts of loving-kindness into harmony with the way that Our Lord was with people, when He was among us, the… Read more »