This is from the blog Homeward Bound:
Of
all the things that have been happening stateside the past few days, the most
heartbreaking of all has been the silence of the church. Not only has the
church been wholly silent save for a few voices here and there that couldn’t
help but make their objection known, but some hip, cool, and socially edgy
pastors even saw fit to join parades and apologize for the stick-in-the-mud
Christians who still cling to the notion of anything being sin or sinful.
In
private e-mails with certain people I’ve been getting the ‘all sin is equal and we shouldn’t focus on homosexuality’ line,
but since this is the ‘gotcha’
question of our day you can’t help but focus on it.
Nobody
is asking preachers on television what their opinion is on lying, cheating, or bearing
false witness, but the first question out of the gate is always, ‘what do you think about homosexual
marriage?’
The
conversation has moved beyond the act of homosexuality and the fact that God
calls it sin, into the land of whether or not homosexual marriage is something
to oppose, or embrace wholeheartedly in our suicide run toward judgment.
As
a nation we’ve crossed another line, and as far as I am concerned it was an
inevitability as long as the church continued its slumber, which it has. The
only sound being heard from most churches are snores and the occasional belch
after pizza night, with prayer, supplication, brokenness and repentance having
been long abandoned for things that are easier on the knees, and more than just
a handful of old fuddy-duddies could enjoy.
Our
only mission is to grow our mission without a second’s thought as to the
quality of members we are growing our missions with. We have talked ourselves
into believing that the impressive size of our congregations proves that God is
with us and that His stamp of approval shines bright upon our compromise and
heresy, refusing to take into account that a tree is known by its fruit and
right now our fruit is poisoned. Our fruit is killing innocent souls. Our fruit
is strengthening the hand of the wicked and causing the hearts of the righteous
to be grieved.
Dare
we still beat our breast and say God is with us? Dare we still stand proud and
say God bless our nation? Dare we still assume His protection or favor after
all we have done to shun Him and His precepts as a nation? If we do then we are
delusional, and yes I know that many a soul live their delusion every day,
believing wholeheartedly that God cares not for what you do, what you say, how
you live, what you practice, as long as you raised a hand in some sort of
edifice calling itself a church at some point in your life.
As
a nation we have crossed a line and there is no going back. As a nation we have
made our position crystal clear Very soon God will, in no uncertain terms, make
very clear what He thinks of the decision we’ve made.
For
those who look at the situation and think to themselves ‘at least it’s over’ let me be the fly in your ointment and say it’s
not over by a longshot. In order to know when this will be over you must first
understand the intent with which this entire drama unfolded, and it wasn’t so
two men who sodomize each other on a regular basis could have a marriage
license. The intent, the endgame, the big picture is the utter destruction of
the family unit, a complete rejection of morality, and a wholesale doing away
with anyone still clinging to Biblical precepts and principles.
I’ve
been telling you persecution was coming for the better part of six years, and
now we have but little time left to prepare our hearts if we haven’t done so
already.
With love in Christ,
Michael Boldea Jr.
The Father's Response to the US Supreme Court Ruling that Gay Marriage is a Right
Moscow and Ketchum are probably the two most liberal towns in Idaho. I live in Ketchum.
ReplyDeleteHere is a bit of good news from where I live.
Ketchum is a liberal ski resort town in Idaho. Maybe it is not as liberal as I thought. I was talking with a couple of friends a week or so ago. The one guy said this local restaurant was going to host a transgender reading event for children. I don’t know if it was advertised on the radio or in the local newspaper. Anyway, the locals got wind of this event and that restaurant was flooded with phone calls. These people said that, if that restaurant holds their tranny reading event, they will never eat at that restaurant again. The event was cancelled. Praise the Lord!
I was told that two lesbians own that restaurant. It is a very popular restaurant in town.