Shirts

[The Crusader]

I'll probably make a special offer to you, Crusader.


   

KOOL

[Symphony]

I'm looking into this, Crusader.  

[Ambassador4Christ]

On the front:
Homosexual Marriage

On the back:
Jesus Wept

 

GRRRRRRRRRREAT

[Symphony]

I'm liking the "Paganism is Hell" shirt idea.

I just heard a radio program, by a Lutheran, Tom Baker(?), that their seminary graduates are increasingly secular based, and that their ordination of women, as ministers, is a setup to bring in the ordination of lesbian ministers--or what he was generally terming as "neo-paganism".

So we see actually, the church, in it's various aspects, actually at the vanguard of ushering in new paganism.

Wholesale paganism, with the "church" in the lead, is exactly where we are heading.

[nChrist]

I'm liking the "Paganism is Hell" shirt idea.

I just heard a radio program, by a Lutheran, Tom Baker(?), that their seminary graduates are increasingly secular based, and that their ordination of women, as ministers, is a setup to bring in the ordination of lesbian ministers--or what he was generally terming as "neo-paganism".

So we see actually, the church, in it's various aspects, actually at the vanguard of ushering in new paganism.

Wholesale paganism, with the "church" in the lead, is exactly where we are heading.

Oklahoma Howdy to Symphony,

It's pretty disgusting to see how evil is multiplying by the second. I give thanks that I have a small and plain Bible Teaching church. If it closes or turns to the devil, groups can gather beneath a tree to read our Bibles.

Brother, I really don't think we'll be in this evil world that much longer. YOU KNOW - the devil is winning right now, and the Holy Bible clearly states he will. I think it's wrong for Christians to let the devil make easy progress as long as God leaves us here to stub his toe and kick him in the shins.

Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.

Love In Christ,
Tom

 

[Willowbirch]

I think it's wrong for Christians to let the devil make easy progress as long as God leaves us here to stub his toe and kick him in the shins.

Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.

Now, ain't that the truth!  

[onestarfisher]

Here's an article about someone who made a t shirt that says Homosexuality is Sin and wore it to high school.....

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=38160

[Symphony]

Hmmm, I'll take a look at this.  Thank you, onestarfisher.

[Symphony]

Hmm.  Okay.   Well, this is going to get a bit technical, but...

...the principal flagged Mark on the point of gender discrimination.  Agreed, that's a real reach, a stretch, since homosexuals are not their own seperate gender(quite the contrary--even they would have to argue, unless, of course, they are making themselves into a separate sex...).

On the other hand, a student is making a definite statement about something the school is effectively orchestrating.  Technically, I'm not sure a school has to tolerate that.

Arguablly, too, they could get the student for promoting a religion??

Obviously, these are all technicalities that have always beens there, in our public school, but only surface becuase of this climate today in which we find ourselves.

Still, I think there are ways around this.  There are some areas I wouldn't wear such a t-shirt.  I still think there are things we can do, though.

And I"m still looking forward to doing this t-shirt--either this one, or Paganism is Hell, or more likely both, and others...

Lord willing...

[HylianHero]

Arguablly, too, they could get the student for promoting a religion??

Technically, at least in my school, no. My school has no policy on someone promoting a religion. I often see kids wearing shirts that have something written on them about Jesus or God, and I have never heard of anyone suspended over that,

I understand the school's reaction, do I think it's right, no, but I can see why they did it. He was doing something that could possibly hurt other children in the school. Even though often times it goes un noticed by other groups.

-HH

[onestarfisher]

My t shirt wound up on TV today (with me in it) !

They had on the news last night how a busload of "Christian" homosexuals were going to make the rounds of the Justice Courts in the area today to try to get marriage licenses - even tho they knew they'd fail because it's illegal here.

The TV crews were covering it at various locations. I showed up at one location outside the court building in my T shirt (HOMOSEXUALITY IS A SIN) It turns out I was the only protestor at any of the locations. (that is a sad commentary on the church!) Because of this, tho (being the only one there), the TV crew and other people wanted to interview me, and I wound up on the noon news and again at 5. Maybe 10 tonight also, we'll see. It was the Lord, it surely wasn't me. They only show about a line or two, but it's better than nothing. I think if you go to KPHO online you can see it by clicking on a link or two. I'm the big round person in the T shirt.

I want to encourage everyone in the body to speak up. Don't be silent. Who was it that said once, Life is 99% just showing up? Don't let this issue go the way of the others, into complacency. If you go, they might interview you and you can speak up for God and what's right - no matter what the issue! I sure didn't expect this door to open - and all I did was make my feet go in that direction. The Lord did the rest.  Oh, they also had 2 "Christian" pastors with them, complete with clerical collars, because they are all "getting married" at some resort tomorrow. I had a chance to rebuke the pastors and call them false shepherds or ravenous wolves or something, I dont' recall.

Basically, I just read from the Bible (Ro 1:18 and beyond). But the Lord had my voice go really loud - I didn't think I had it in me, and I don't! It surprised me as much as anyone. At that point, the whole bus got off and linked arms and began to sing "Jesus Loves Me".

[nChrist]

OneStarFisher Said:

I want to encourage everyone in the body to speak up. Don't be silent. Who was it that said once, Life is 99% just showing up? Don't let this issue go the way of the others, into complacency. If you go, they might interview you and you can speak up for God and what's right - no matter what the issue! I sure didn't expect this door to open - and all I did was make my feet go in that direction. The Lord did the rest.  Oh, they also had 2 "Christian" pastors with them, complete with clerical collars, because they are all "getting married" at some resort tomorrow. I had a chance to rebuke the pastors and call them false shepherds or ravenous wolves or something, I dont' recall.

Oklahoma Howdy to OneStarFisher,

AMEN!!! I understand what you mean when you say that "The Lord did the rest". That bus load of folks were all lost, and their so-called pastors with them were ministers of the devil. I don't see anything in your account about any trouble of any kind for you, so God took care of you completely. I love to hear stories about Christians standing up for Jesus, even if there is some sort of problem the Christians must deal with later. Maybe God intended for you to stand there alone. I think that I would say that you heard, you obeyed, and God's will was done.

Thanks for sharing this with us.

Love In Christ,
Tom

[onestarfisher]

Thanks, Blackeyed. Glory to God!

The t shirt showed up here, too (radio website with article) http://www.ktar.com/news/story.aspx?id=27382 Praise the Name of JESUS!!!

[Symphony]

Wow, what a testimony, onestar.  Thank you.  

[JudgeNot]

From the article:

In Mesa, bus riders Regina Jane and Rebecca Webb were met outside a justice court by a woman reading the Bible and wearing a T-shirt that said: “Hey Massachusetts and San Francisco, homosexuality is a sin.”

They should have given a credit to Jesus and the T-shirt wearer!