Aug 26
2016
Scandalous Good News
From Stephen Black: Andrew Comiskey gave a very timely message that serves as a prophetic warning to the Church. I believe this warning is especially needed for evangelicals that are more susceptible to the growing deception toward embracing “gay Christianity.” Evangelicals are more likely than ever before to embrace the mixture of the cheap-grace messaging, adding the validation of same-sex sexual orientation and then pouring in a once prayed, always saved message. The outcome of this mixture has caused many to embrace “gay Christianity.” Andrew Comiskey gives a warning as he shares his own story of how this “gay Christian” messaging infiltrated his own home through the “Spiritual Friendship” movement and Wesley Hill's book with the so-called celibate gays, who are calling for the Church to embrace “gay Christianity” as a dangerously deceptive and corrupting option.
“True Justice: Halting the Push for Gay Marriage” presents First Stone Ministries’ case against legalizing same-sex marriage. The article asserts that redefining marriage undermines society’s common good, particularly children’s need for both a mother and father. It describes same-sex marriage as a cultural counterfeit, contends true justice is rooted in God’s design, and warns of social consequences. Ultimately, the ministry calls for compassion and Christian conviction in defending traditional marriage as essential to healthy families and communities.
“What Would Jesus Say to Ellen?” presents First Stone Ministries’ reflection on how Jesus would respond to Ellen DeGeneres, a prominent figure in LGBTQ culture. The article asserts Jesus would approach Ellen with genuine compassion and love while upholding biblical teachings on sexuality and repentance. By referencing Scripture and the example of Jesus’ interactions with others, the piece encourages both truth and grace. It invites readers to consider the call to love individuals without compromising core Christian convictions or scriptural integrity.