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11/10/12 11:39 PM |
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This is the only way to reach out to LGBT people All Bible-believing Christians should take note of Pastor Hammock and the way he addresses the issue of homosexuality. Listen to more than one of his broadcasts on the issue, and you'll get an even better idea.
Pastor Hammock, like many Bible-believing Christians, thinks homosexuality is wrong. However, he shows a genuine respect for LGBT people that most Christians do not show, or try to show and fail. This podcast is an excellent example of how he understands that they are real humans who face real tragedies and have real communities and real feelings. If a Bible-believing Christian fails in SHOWING this understanding (merely having this understanding is not enough), then they will fail to reach out to LGBT people, point-blank.
Of all the pastors on this site, I think Pastor Hammock would be the first pastor a lesbian, gay, or bisexual person would go to if they were struggling with their sexuality. This is not at all meaning to say other pastors aren't doing good enough, but rather to hold up Pastor Hammock as an example for them.
Thank you, Pastor Hammock, for doing this podcast. |
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6/1/12 11:58 AM |
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Great Sermon! Thank you, Pastor Hammack, for standing up for God's Word and being willing to call out Christians when they go astray and descend into hate speech. You will not be popular for it, but you are demonstrating true integrity, and it's amazing to witness. |
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4/24/12 12:37 AM |
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Great Sermon! Especially telling is the part where this sermon describes how a colonial soldier was tied up in a sack and drowned in a river for the charge of sodomy, which the pastor follows up by hungrily commenting, "Boy, those must have been glorious days to live in!" |
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3/15/11 8:39 PM |
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A Quick Correction I just want to make sure everyone has their facts straight. This radio broadcast says Obama has quit enforcing DOMA. This is not true. Obama is still enforcing DOMA. He is simply not defending it in court. When he was sworn into office, he promised to uphold the constitution above all else, so if his department finds a law to be unconstitutional, they must uphold it, but they are not bound to defend it in court. All presidents have done this with one law or another. It is nothing groundbreaking or scary. Let us judge this situation wisely with God's love, and not with fear. |
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