Evangelical Christians need to determine whether addressing issues of racial justice is Biblical or not. It should be embarrassing that we don't seem to have a consensus on this.
The fact that John MacArthur didn't want to host a @TGC regional conference at his church is sad.
The fact that John MacArthur didn't want to host a @TGC regional conference at his church is sad.
Christians are either for racial justice or against it. There is no middle ground on this.
Generational excuses do not fly in the eyes of discipleship. Where in the Bible do people get a pass for neglecting God's Word for being from an older generation? Answer: Nowhere.
Generational excuses do not fly in the eyes of discipleship. Where in the Bible do people get a pass for neglecting God's Word for being from an older generation? Answer: Nowhere.
God's standards for holiness and righteousness do not change because of societal norms. Just because people grew up in the Jim Crow era does not give them a pass today anymore than those who grew up in Ancient Rome were given a pass on the societal sins of the times.
Too many people have told me that they just let their Christian grandparent's or parent's racism pass because they grew up in a different era where racism was more acceptable. When does discipleship end? Does it stop when people get too old to be changed? Isn't that limiting God?
