The Return of the King

So the word on the street is that New York is about to redefine marriage and allow 2 people of the same sex to get married. I guess it’s truly not redefining it anymore, since (by my count) it’s the third state to do such a thing. Without getting too deep into arguing against gay marriage, let’s just accept that it’s happening and deal with that.

If New York goes forward with their gay marriage allowance, this movement will be on both coasts. But what about the area in between? I haven’t heard of any more states that are thinking of allowing gay marriages, but anyone with their eyes open can see that the movement is gaining influence. Everywhere you look businesses are proudly giving credence to these anti-biblical relationships.

I’m sure Josh could give you a list, but we can pretty much recite their stance. “we at ______ are supportive of alternative lifestyles and feel as if all men and women should be treated equal no matter what their sexual preference…” It seems as if the trend of the times is to support the beliefs of those living in sin. You’ve seen on this blog that McDonald’s is supporting it, and last year I remember Arkansas based Wal-Mart giving a portion of their proceeds on their busiest shopping day of the year to the homosexual movement (they have “rolled back” their stance since, but not enough see artcle below)http://money.cnn.com/2007/06/22/magazines/fortune/pluggedin_gunther_walmart.fortune/index.htm

If you read the article, it seems clear that the only reason Wal-Mart did pull back support of the homosexual movement is that they felt it would cost them money if they continued to support the movement.

Here’s my take:

Do they not realize that their life is over within 50 years? That is a poetic vapor in time. They will lose more than money if they continue to ignore biblical truth. They don’t realize this, but keep in mind that we  Christians live expecting our King to return. California, Wal-Mart, McDonald’s, the company you work for, they will all regret these decisions when He comes.

Just picture a high-up at Wal-Mart explaining to King of Glory why they thought this was a good idea. It seems like they always have an answer to any question, but my guess is that on that Day, in the presence of our King, if they speak they will stammer and beg for mercy in repentence.

If I can give you any advice, Mr. New York legislator, let me just suggest to you that you reject this movement and stand for the literal Word of God. You will not regret that you did.

 

~ by n8nalley on May 30, 2008.