by Pastor Don Elmore
September 1, 2013
Scripture Reading: 2 Peter 2:1-6
It’s been quite a week: Fires in eight Western States that are burning in an uncontrollable manner—the judgment of God against the United States for no longer keeping the Laws of God; the President of the United States trying to figure out what lies he can tell to convince the America people so that he can have the Armed Forces provide a military strike in Syria—another judgment of God against the United States for no longer keeping the Laws of God; and then honoring the speech of Martin Luther King, Jr. with a ceremony remembering what happened in this nation exactly fifty years ago; another judgment of God against the United States for no longer keeping the Laws of God.
I had another sermon prepared as I had a busy week, but I was so disgusted by the jewMedia that I had to comment on the event that happened fifty years ago. The “Dream” speech given by the person who practically no one will call a Communist: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Fifty years ago; I was 21 years old. It was 1963. Michael King, Jr. went to Washington, D. C. and with the statue of Abraham Lincoln in the background gave the speech that many said changed the nation. The majority now say that it changed the nation for good; but back then there were many who said that it changed it for evil.
Last week, there were 250,000 people who went to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial and down the National Mall on Saturday, commemorating the 50th anniversary of his famous speech and pledging that his dream includes equality for gays, Latinos, the poor and the disabled. For whom? Gays, whose behavior our God says is an abomination to Him, are equal with a straight person? Equal to whom?