āJesus entered the temple courts and drove out all who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the benches of those selling doves.ā Matthew 21:12
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Friends, I want you to think about something this week ā¦ and honestly, Itās not a comfortable thought. Are you ready?? OK, here we go ā¦.
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Jesus was OUTRAGED!! š¬
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There I said it. And honestly, I donāt think there is ANY other way to see it! I mean, what else do you call it when a guy RAGES through a crowd with a whip ā¦ and in a CHURCH setting. Yikes š³
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OK, now think about something. Unless you were living under a rock last week, you saw or heard about the CONTROVERSY at the Olympics ā¦ but hereās the question: Did you have a right to be OUTRAGED?
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Iām only asking this because of the incredible PUSHBACK many Christians received for their response to the show. Alright look, donāt act like you donāt know what Iām talking about. Iām talking about the DRAG QUEENS who openly mocked the Lordās Supper, or, is that what actually happened?? š¤
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Then came the GASLIGHTING. You know, the āyou-guys-are-CRAZY-and-INTOLERANT-because-this-was-actually-a-celebration-of-a-PAGAN-FESTIVALā excuse. Wow, thatās a lot of hyphens!
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Now, assuming this is true for a moment (and honestly, Christians shouldnāt be that naĆÆve), why does it matter?? And do we still have a right to be outraged?? If you want my view watch my latest video linked š and have a great Lordās Day friends š
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Application:
Should Christians share Jesusā zeal towards blasphemy?
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What would be an appropriate time or place for a Christian to confront it?
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What do you think happens in a community when Christians remain silent?
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