What would you do if a very ill person showed up on your doorstep needing help? Would you help them? If so, how would you help and how much would you help? Would you continue to help even though the needy person made some poor decisions at times? Could you walk away knowing you leaving them in that situation may lead to their death? Where do you draw the line between helping and enabling? Is this line drawn in the same place for every person? These and other tough questions were the questions one small community church on the Oregon Coast struggled with while helping a homeless and sick man that showed up on their property. Read the true story of how the pastor and the church he serves grappled with tough questions, demanding events, and unexpected hardships as they sought to obey and follow Jesus through the difficult circumstances of ministry.
Sean McRae became a follower of Jesus Christ in 2008, and was actively involved for five years in a local street ministry in Tillamook, Oregon that ministered to homeless and low income residents of the area. He was a part-time preacher, full-time log truck driver until accepting a full-time pastor position at the Rockaway Community Church in Rockaway Beach, Oregon. Sean and his wife Alicia live in Bay City, Oregon.
