Funny how there are no absolutes and everything is relative...until someone perceives he or she has been wronged. But then again, how can one be wronged if right and wrong doesn't even exist? Boggles the mind...

I can't really say why, but the Lord has strongly placed you in my heart. I've read some of your previous posts concerning your health issues, and I'm really glad to see you posting again here at SA. I thank God that He has sustained you.

Marcus wrote:
I agree with the emphatic no, Christians should not attend gay "weddings". However, I think Christians should not be hypocritical and still attend heterosexual weddings of those who profess to be Christians and yet are inappropriately getting married after divorcing their last spouse. Jesus said that makes you and your spouse commit adultery. We need to not give our assent or the church's blessing to straight "Christian" weddings that are contrary to the teachings of Christ.

John UK wrote:
Lady_Virtue is one who has learned so well that she shines on these threads. Good for you, sister! Your sisters would do well to take note of your godly attitude. But don't get puffed up because I said that. God forbid.

Thank you for the kind words, including the admonition not to get puffed up. I always need such reminders.

Your comment @ 12:22 p.m. on 2-12-15 gets no argument from me. I agree with you completely. You've simply stated the Biblical truth about women, which many find hard to accept in this wicked feminist age.

Carl in Greensboro wrote:
2016 will probably have Satan step out of his black suit and put on a dress. It will be interesting to see how many votes he/she wins with that ploy.

SF from TX wrote:
Pastor Melissa Greene.....well no wonder they embraced perversion...it's nothing new to them. Sad too. Really confuses the lost people.

Christopher000 wrote:
West Hollywood is like a greenwich village gone wild. Very flamboyant, it's a sodomites paradise, like Province town up my way, and I'm pretty sure W. Hollywood's Mayer is one of the crew. Gay pride parades, W. Hollywood sidewalk stars that cater to their most respected supporters, etc. Well, I guess these sorts of situations are in many areas of the country, but some are much more in your face than others. The times we are witness to is really something.

Frank wrote:
How many professing married Christian “male” athletes with children have we seen quit their respective sports while they are still at the top of their sport so they could be with their families? I’m sure we all realize that these athletes do not travel with their families, especially if they have small children and they must spend an abnormal amount of time away from their wives and children. Now few of us even consider this behavior to be against God’s call and design for marriage because these athletes are making millions of dollars. While at the same time if someone in a lower paying, less prestigious job “chooses” to do the same thing most of us would rightfully remind them of their scriptural responsibilities. Is this not the height of hypocrisy and relativism on our parts? Are we really willing to say that God’s commandments are different for the rich, famous and talented than for those who are making minimum wages? Christian men are not called upon by God to entertain people and to make millions of dollars at the expense of their familial duties.

Dorcas wrote:
For any who are interested:
The History of Sports Idolatry
Jason Cooley
SermonAudio...posted 1/8/15

Frank wrote:
It is simply impossible for anyone to be elected in a high political office and be a practicing Christian.