Churches Can’t Talk About It Because It’s Political
The Lie That Is Destroying America
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I recently read two popular books that did an excellent job of describing the obscene picture being painted on the canvas of our country and the threat to our freedoms that are resulting. One of these books concludes that we are already unstoppably headed down the path of religious liberty being completely wiped out in this country and had better accept it by learning how persecuted Christians in the USSR during the cold war coped with it. The other book tries to offer some hope and comfort by reminding us that we have the assurance of Jesus’s promise that the gates of hell will not prevail against the church. But gates are not offensive weapons; gates are defensive. Gates are supposed to be closed to protect the walls against attack. Instead we have allowed the gates of hell to remain open and unleash an army of demons in every branch of our government, judiciary, and our schools, sacrifice our children on the altar of abortion to the god of sex, teach the ones who do survive that they are not created in the image of God male and female, and instigate a godless but not bloodless Marxist revolution in the cities across our country while churches don’t do a damn thing to stop it. And many of you reading this will be more upset over the fact that I just used the word damn than you are over the fact that churches are doing nothing.
The gates of hell remain strong, and for so many thousands of preachers in this nation today (receiving their comfortable salaries), along with their most spiritual congregants, it’s no big deal. But after all, churches can’t talk about it because it’s political.
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About the Book
In Acts chapter 22 the Apostle Paul uses his political status as a Roman citizen to avoid being flogged. Today, pastors all across America will admit that we are now a Post Christian nation and even that the “soft” persecution becoming increasingly rampant every day bodes physical and violent persecution on the horizon, but they fail to do anything about it because all the cultural ills have been tossed into the political arena and everyone knows churches can’t talk about it if it’s political. This book dispels that lie and encourages Christians to overwhelm the gates of hell by using the political process to our advantage.
About the Author
R. David Stewart is not a professional preacher, minister or evangelist. He does have a public speaking background, including preaching, during his 40+ years of business experience in sales, and did serve for a number of years on the Elder Board of his church. It is from this broad perspective, and with five grandchildren, that he brings a passion to arouse the Church, both clergy and layperson, to rise up and engage in the struggle “against the rulers … against the powers of this dark world …” who have captured every commonsense idea of morality and decency in this country and who are threatening our liberties and freedom in the process. So strong is this passion that even with no previous writing experience this book has emerged. The author is a Christian, which means as folks don’t often realize, an acknowledged sinner first. He is an ordinary average person who is blessed to be a citizen of the U.S.A., a nation once perceived to be “under God” but no longer; and is deeply distressed by how this profanes God’s holy name while Churches rarely even acknowledge it much less resist it.