Skip to main content

Equality or MEquality?

I just read an article that the democratic party is pushing for a bill named Equality Act of 2015.  Now since the bill is named equality, one would have to infer that all people would be covered under such a bill.  I mean after all, that's fair and equal.  With that being said, how many democrats, and how many Americans, support the equal treatment of those mentioned here:  "Neither the sexually immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor men who practice homosexuality, nor thieves, nor the greedy, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers, will inherit the kingdom of God." - 1 Corinthians 6:9-10. 

Democrats, if you're going to be equal, you can't leave anyone out.  So do you really want sexually impure, STD ridden, multiple children by multiple partner, possible bestiality practicing people; idolizers; people who cheat on their spouses; thieves and crooks; money hungry greedy people; drunks; partiers; and cheats to be included in your homosexual equality bill?  Or are you going to leave those people out?  Uh oh, what happened to being inclusive?  What happened to choose love?  It seems like if someone cannot be of a benefit to you that you have no use for them or their cause.  Whether that benefit is money, votes, power, sex, or any other number of things. 

But I've got a friend who will hang out with anybody and loves everybody.  In Mark 2, Jesus is eating dinner with many tax collectors and sinners.  The Pharisees (who hated Jesus and wanted to find fault in him) asked what in the world is he doing with all these sinners if he's supposed to be a good person?  Jesus heard them and answered "Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick.  I came not to call the righteous, but sinners." 

You see, Jesus came to save everyone, he didn't pick and choose based on who could give him more power if he helped them.  I'm thankful that he came for all sinners, including me.  I have been saved by grace through faith (Ephesians 2:8)!  The verse goes on to say that salvation is not of my own doing but is a gift of God.  There is not a politician or political party that can pull the United States of America out of the tailspin of moral and socio-economical decline that we are in.  But just like my sin that I could not shake off under my own power; there is someone who can turn this once great nation of ours around and that person is Jesus Christ.  If you want hate, disrespect, murder, adultery, theft, lying, and greed to become less rampant in our world then put the Ten Commandments back up.  Post them in offices, schools, roadways, everywhere as a reminder of how God originally wanted his creation to live. 

Christians, we must take a stand against anyone and anything who stands against God.  It's that simple.  If someone cannot support what they stand for, whether it's political or whatever, with scripture from the Holy Bible then I will not stand for it.  My faith requires me to stand up for what I believe even if that means standing against or alienating friends. 

As I read back thru this post I'm not real sure how I went from an equality bill to taking a stand on faith but God works in mysterious ways.  I was getting sleepy but when He started talking and saying turn here, turn there, read this, I figured I better listen.  My original targeted point was that there are a lot of people today using the word equality when if you really look into what they're after it's MEquality.  They are really thinking, what can I do or say that is going to benefit me in the end?  Changing laws is not the answer, changing hearts is the answer.  And that's not done thru legislation, it's done thru faith.

#VoteJesusChrist2016

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

2020 is Hindsight...Finally!

Wow, what a year! 2020 could literally be an entire decade, maybe more, of history, change, and lessons rolled up into these twelve months. While many aspects of 2020 were kind of sucky and we would like to forget them, it will certainly be a year to remember. And it will be enlightening when this year is looked back on in 10, 25, or 50 years to be discussed. I wonder if we'll seem like geniuses or idiots? Probably both to some extent! While there is so much that I could consider and analyze about this year, I'll try to break some of it down into four dimensions - Physical, Spiritual, Mental, and Social/Emotional. These are events and happenings from my world and perspective and I'm trying to be open in sharing and would love to hear from others on events you found most transforming. Physical When COVID cause gyms to close, that messed me up. Our town and state were late to be hit with severe cases and therefore later than many across the country to close up shop. I'm n...

Worship > Fellowship

I believe that worship, true worship of God, is more important than fellowship with other believers.  Now I'm not saying that fellowship and relationships aren't important.  But I am saying that if I'm not worshiping God, if I'm not right with him, then my other relationships can't be right.  My fellowship and worship with him is more important than my relationship with my wife, my son, family, friends, my church, and my community.  Think about it.  How can I love my wife like Christ loved the church if I don't love Christ?  I wouldn't know how to love without knowing him.  Why should she submit to me if I'm not worth submitting to?  And yes I do believes wives should submit, but I also believe that won't be an issue as long as she's submitting to a godly husband.  (Ephesians 5:22-25) Our love for others must flow from our love and worship of God.  1 John 4:19-21 reads, "We love because he first loved us.  If anyone says,...

Magnify

"Oh, magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together!" - Psalm 34:3 We often talk or sing about magnifying the Lord or magnifying his name, but what does it really mean to magnify something?  According to Webster, the simple  definition of magnify is: - to make something greater - to make something seem greater or more important than it is - to make something appear larger I've spent practically all of my life in church, but not necessarily walking with God.  I didn't pray about where I would attend college, get a job, or buy a house.  I took the lower cost college and searched for best available in the other two categories.  I have since learned that if I will focus on God, he will direct me to where I should be and what I should be doing.  It's like looking through a magnifying glass.  You can be glancing around and going in many different directions, but then the Lord steadies your hand and you begin to see the image under t...