In a slum called Hazaribagh on the edge of Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, a dirty little girl hovers uncertainly at the corner of a garbage-strewn street, wondering if she will eat today. She is aged six, thin as a rake, with ominously large, luminous eyes. Her problem is about to be solved. A man she never met will pull her behind one of the rusty, corrugated iron shacks at the side of the street and do things to her body that are beyond her understanding. God is not enough.

Popular author Adrian Plass explains why inaction is rarely the right choice when it comes to living out our Christian lives. Subscribe to read the full article.