U.S.: Christian leaders reaction to death of bin Laden - As we celebrate, Furtick also reminded the thousands of victims of terrorism. "The thousands of people to whom bin Laden sent an eternity without Christ and those forced to live a hell on earth are all my sympathy, " he said.
Several Christian leaders expressed through social networks react to the death of terrorist leader Osama bin Laden.
"I regret that created widespread death of bin Laden's life. Today we celebrate the sacrifice and victory of our troops, "by Steven Furtick Twitter pastor of Elevation Church in Charlotte, North Carolina.
He also pastor tweeted the scripture of Psalm 9:19-20, which says "Arise, O Lord, not man prevail: let the nations be judged before you. Turn, O Lord, fear them aware of the nations are but men. "
Other Christians were more cautious in their reaction to the news. Brian McLaren, considered an emerging Christian leader, lamented the image you saw on TV of "American college students held outside the White House, shouting and chanting 'USA' and spilling beer. "
Meanwhile, perhaps the most appropriate response to the death of bin Laden is to see how this might affect the spread of the Gospel.
Several Christian leaders expressed through social networks react to the death of terrorist leader Osama bin Laden.
"I regret that created widespread death of bin Laden's life. Today we celebrate the sacrifice and victory of our troops, "by Steven Furtick Twitter pastor of Elevation Church in Charlotte, North Carolina.
He also pastor tweeted the scripture of Psalm 9:19-20, which says "Arise, O Lord, not man prevail: let the nations be judged before you. Turn, O Lord, fear them aware of the nations are but men. "
Other Christians were more cautious in their reaction to the news. Brian McLaren, considered an emerging Christian leader, lamented the image you saw on TV of "American college students held outside the White House, shouting and chanting 'USA' and spilling beer. "
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Meanwhile, perhaps the most appropriate response to the death of bin Laden is to see how this might affect the spread of the Gospel.