I was looking through past articles and I found this one announcing a new series that never ended up happening. Well, I’m bringing it back, and it will be my next series. As the post said, You will not want to miss it!

  For my 51st post, I thought I would dig into the archives a little bit to last year’s  article on Pride Month. Even though it isn’t pride month, being the problem is maybe even worse than the time I wrote this. And unfortunately many Christians get homophobia and Steven Anderson-y about it. As Christians, we still need to love our neighbors, no matter who they are. And this is still applicable no matter what month it is. Here’s the article. There is a lot of hate going on in secular, and even Christian circles. A majority of the arguing and debating and calling of names centers around the LGBTQ+ movement, and, unfortunately, many Christians have gotten sucked into the LGBTQ movement's liberal, anti-biblical agenda. Some leaders, such as Steven Anderson, have turned away many possible converts from his church because he would not allow them to join the congregation. Anderson even said, in his own words, "LGBT" stands for "Let God burn them".  THAT IS NOT THE WA

I think we can all agree, the world is in turmoil. Wars in Ukraine and Israel, inflation, an assassination attempt on a former president , the list goes on. And to put the icing on the cake, the hatred of Christ and Christs people grows daily, as homosexuality, evolution, and other evils threaten to destroy the integrity of America. The world hates Christs call to repent and believe the gospel, and will do absolutely anything to stop the spread of the Good News, and us believers are witnessing less and less as the need grows greater. The world wants to silence us, and we must not let them. It can be gut wrenching to tune in to the news and see society collapse, but we must remember that this world is in desperate need of Jesus Christ. We need to keep on praying, keep on witnessing, keep reading God’s Word. The world may think that they have won, but for the Christian, it’s business as usual. Bible verse:  “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations,  baptizing them in the name of t