In the Caribbean, we seem to be pointing fingers at Haiti because of their ungodly religious practices and dealings with voodoo. Whether this is the case or not, what is to be will be and I say, do not be a judge for God. If God decides to allow another natural disaster which totally engulfs Haiti, that is his decision and he knows what is right.
On our end, what makes us better than they are? Are we 100% perfect that a 7.0 magnitude earthquake will not destroy us as well? Are we worshipping God his way so that his protective hand will continually be upon us, and we will never have to deal with something as devastating as what took place in Haiti on 12th January 2010?
Can you tell me of one nation in which the people do not dab in the occult in one form or another, whether it is black magic, white magic, Satan worship, voodoo or obeah? So here it is that we are in fact casting stones. There are many forms of ungodliness that exists in the world, do not believe yourself or your country to be exempt.
We are not aware of the level of wickedness that is present in our society and how evil some people are. Be very careful on how you judge another as you may be guilty yourself. There is a time and place for everything, stop watching what others are doing or have done. Instead make sure your heart is right with God so when it is your turn to be face to face with death, you know that your life is with God.
Nothing can change the reality that there are still some good souls in Haiti though they may be few in number, and some would have perished on that fateful day. There is no doubt in my mind that God was present during the earthquake, especially when miraculous stories of rescue and narrow escapes are told.
Put aside your personal issues and show kindness to another, you desire the same for yourself. These people have been living in despair for to long, we can help them be a better country, a better people and ultimately have a better quality of life.
Goodness has the power to turn an evil heart. Make a difference for Haiti.
Amen!