This weekend, terrorist attacks allegedly perpetrated by ISIS in Beirut and in Paris left more than 160 dead, and hundreds more fighting for their lives.
The bombings and shootings targeted people shopping in a market, watching soccer, enjoying music and eating with their friends and family.
As the world attempts to process the heartbreaking violence over the weekend, we looked to Twitter to find out what some Christian leaders are saying about the tragedy, and how we should respond.
Beth Moore
Author, teacher and founder of Living Proof Ministries
Joshua Dubois
Author, former head of the White House’s Office of Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnerships
Rachel Held Evans
Author, blogger
Ed Stetzer
Author, pastor, blogger, Executive Director of LifeWay Research
Propaganda
Hip-hop artist
Bob Goff
Author, founder of Restore International
John Gray
Associate Teaching Pastor, Lakewood Church
Ann Voskamp
Author and blogger
Eugene Cho
Lead pastor of Quest, executive director of Q Cafe, author founder of One Day’s Wages
Jarrod McKenna
Pastor and National Director of Common Grace
Shane Claiborne
Author, speaker
Bernice King
CEO of The King Center, speaker
Sharon Hodde Miller
Speaker, writer
Francis Chan
Author, speaker
Audrey Assad
Musician
Mark Batterson
Pastor, Author
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