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You are the one judging unrighteous judgement. You assume and have no facts, evidence or proof that I do not "feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit the jailed." I have been in charge of neighborhood visitation and outreach evangelism at my church for 10 years. At my own expense I have feed many hundreds of people and given my own home for shelter to many. I spent 6 years visiting the elderly every week at Arlington Villa. I spent two years volunteering and ministering to the homeless at the Ruff House in Dallas. I fed and ministered to the homeless of Dallas for a year with several ministries and churches. I lead the evangelism team for Big Heart ministries one year in Downtown Dallas. I have spent hundreds maybe a thousand of hours counseling with brothers and sisters in Christ and ministering to their needs as well as the unsaved. I also have spent many hundreds of hours in business meetings for my church. I have never been paid a dime for my services. To the contrary I give of the money that God gives me through hard labor.

It is clearly you that has judged me unrighteous judgement.

I judge and discern according to the wisdom of the Holy Bible that you should have read more. Sodomy is an abomination to my God. That means he hates it. He hated it enough to destroy an entire city. He gives that to us as an example that he will judge and destroy us in this day if we as a people or nation are given to the sin of sodom. Notice in the verse just before the Bible says "God gave them up unto vile affections" & "God gave them over to a reprobate mind" Romans 1:25 Who changed the truth of God into a lie, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator... this is exactly what is going on today. You have judged me to hate the homosexuals when actually I'm showing them the love of Jesus Christ, in the most gentlemen like manner possible under the circumstances, while remaining firm about the truth. We are commanded to preach the law ( Romans 3:20). Without the law I would have never of known that I was a sinner in need of the savior Jesus Christ. Only once someone recognizes their sin and that they are a sinner will they be able to be saved by the grace of God. So we preach against sin and about the loving grace of Jesus Christ. Hate is not in there anywhere.

I encourage you, if you are a born again Christian, to repent of your sins. Quit calling evil good and good evil. Isa 5:20. I question any person that spends more time watching sports, television, movies and music more than serving God and so does the God of the Bible just before gives them up unto vile affections & gives them over to a reprobate mind

In Christ Love,

Rick Warden
ProtestGayDay.com

You have judged me to hate the homosexuals when actually I'm showing them the love of Jesus Christ, in the most gentlemen like manner possible under the circumstances, while remaining firm about the truth.

There are a lot of sincere Christians, including myself, who aren't quite sure that you acted in the "most gentleman like manner possible." For example, your web site still says:

"Instead, [Ranger CEO Mike Cramer] insinuates that the Rangers did not have their salesperson personally contact the homosexual groups. ... The Bible calls that a lie, and so do we at ProtestGayDay.com."

Yet, Ranger CEO Mike Cramer on the Scott Wilder show had this to say about you:

"In the first conversation I ever had with [Rick Warden], and in scores of emails that I’ve sent around to people, we have acknowledged that one of our ticket representatives contacted this group as well as hundreds, probably thousands, of other groups in the spring—and in April."

Somebody ain't telling the truth here.
You talk so high and mighty about the about truth, accuse me of "judging unrighteous judgment" (whatever that is), ask me to "repent of my sins" and "quit calling evil good and good evil," yet you continue to have this blatant lie on your website! And you still wonder why Scott Wilder and so many others of us question your motives and your actions?

I judge and discern according to the wisdom of the Holy Bible that you should have read more.

I read your website, heard you on the Scott Wilder show, and read and re-read the transcript of the show to make sure that I heard what I thought I heard. You've done a lot of truth-stretching throughout the whole affair.
If you're so concerned about the gay newspaper and the Texas Rangers telling the truth, perhaps you should start with revising your own website.