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“I don’t have all the answers but we have to find a way to fight the Democrats and win or lose it all. We can win though, I’m sure of it because we have God on our side, if He is with us, who can be against us.”

True. But God helps those who help themselves. He won’t save us from our fate if we don’t do enough on our own.

Most importantly, we need to stop listening to our own rhetoric. We convince ourselves and then think the fight is won. That gets farther from the truth every day. I think gay marriage is the perfect example of this - we rested fat and happy, complacent and content in the knowledge that our side had never lost a popular election. We didn’t think we needed to work anymore. Then we started losing those elections, and some here still can’t believe it happened. While we napped, the Dems were out campaigning. And they won, to the point where I don’t there’s any going back.

We can’t afford to lose any more of those fights. We can’t afford to pretend that we’re not in real trouble with the country as a whole.

The homo problem is a complex one.

But it’s not one that the gospel can’t fix. On many levels.

But it has to be a gutsy gospel. Wimpy, polite churchy gospels that are all foggy on “Honor God in your bodies” (and that embraces a LOT of things) won’t do it.

Sorry Kenny, Jehovah respects the Secondary causes that mob rule brings or more accurately described as democracy. When Abraham attempted to plead with God starting around the 50 mark, God eventually stopped at 10 for a reason (Probably wasn't even 10 but Abraham got God's point).

Hell on Earth is coming and we fully get what we the majority want, especially in a land of prosperity along with potential (We done screwed up the Blessings of what the idea of the United States was). No excuses, especially in a time of legalizing things which thumb our noses at God, aka murder for convenience, all kinds of sexual immorality, and redefining marriage, ouch. Many are self-described Christians protecting these laws btw Kenny.

We can pray for a revival, but when you are dealing with numbed out individuals who worship technology, the Gospel morphs from be a saving Grace to an story of ridicule backed by group-think. Still we pray though and hope for repentance along with clarity of those who are lost.