On June 26, 2015, the United Stated legalized same-sex marriage. We must ask the big question, “what NOW?”

As the world celebrates what they call a triumph for equality and freedom, we, Christians, are faced with more insurmountable problems that challenge our moral standings. In the midst of moral decay in our society, what should we be doing as Christians?

Point no. 1: Recognize that things will get worse No one can deny that the handwriting is on the wall. Biblical prophecies are now unfolding right in front of our eyes and we know our society is treading down the road of destruction.

The legalization of same-sex marriage happened to Ireland and the United States and I won’t be surprised if the same thing will happen in my country and anywhere in the world.

Christians who uphold the traditional definition of marriage will face persecutions. Those who try to love the Word of God will be called haters. Those who try to raise their voices against immorality will be silenced, ridiculed and most of all, punished.

Point no. 2: Rejoice for our redemption is near
Luke 21:28 tells us; "When these things begin to take place, stand up and lift up your heads, because your redemption is drawing near.”

Yes, we need to be sighing and crying for how much this world has become so drenched in immorality. However, the Bible says that all these things should come to pass before the return of Jesus Christ.

The world is now setting the stage for Jesus’ second return. We have the hope that one day, God will establish His Kingdom here on earth and He will right every wrong humanity has done. This is one good reason for us to rejoice.

Point no. 3: Be a COURAGEOUS and uncompromising Christian
God told Joshua: “Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid, nor be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go” (Joshua 1:9).

There is no denying that Christians will face a more difficult time now that we are in the midst of Sodom and Gomorrah. Just like Lot, we will constantly be bombarded with pressure to compromise with our beliefs.

When the push comes to shove, will you have the courage to stand your ground and follow God no matter what? Let’s pray for courage and boldness to be good soldiers of Jesus (Yahshua) Christ.

Point no. 4: Approach homosexuality with compassion No matter what people say and how hard they distort what the Bible say, homosexuality is a sin, no more, no less. People may be uncomfortable with that, but that is the TRUTH.

However, we don’t go out there flashing our lights on people’s eyes. We need to speak the truth in love (Ephesians 4:15). Remember, Christians should hate the sin and not the sinner.

We are all sinners. Homosexuals are sinners in the same way as we are. Homosexuality is not the worst of all sins, but it is a sin nevertheless – a sin that should be repented of. Just like Christ who helped the woman who was charged with adultery, we need to have the compassion to lead homosexuals to Christ and help them change their lifestyle.

Let us stop condemning them as if they don’t have the potential to be part of God’s family and they are doomed to burn in hell. This is the main reason other people think that Christianity is evil and dismiss religion all together.

This should not be the case. We must be firm with our beliefs, but at the same time, help them to recognize their need for repentance and change of heart.

Point no. 5: Start reconsidering our priorities in life
There is no denying that we are heading to the last days. The decision of the Supreme Court should behoove us to reconsider our priorities in life. We might still be living comfortably in our homes, but things can change overnight. This should be a wake-up call for every Christian out there.

Let us STOP chasing the wrong things in life, but instead let us all be about our Father’s business. We have a work to do and we are not just Christians warming our seats. The greatest investment you can make today is to do God’s work and follow His will for your life.

What is so bad about Homosexuality Anyway? Can a Homosexual be Saved? Can you be part of LGBT and be a Christian at the same time? Final words

God is in control. People may change the definition of marriage and persecute who will stand against them, but we should never allow them to come between us and God. We have a choice: to bow down our knees to Baal or to God. When all things are said and done, which side will you be standing?

It is my sincerest hope that all of us will find the faith and courage to PERSEVERE until God will finally establish His Kingdom here on earth!

So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. And God blessed them, said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it.

And have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth. And God saw every thing that he had made, and, behold, it was very good.
(Genesis 1:27‭-‬28‭, ‬31 KJV)

"Yes, we need to be sighing and crying for how much this world has become so drenched in immorality including the sexual pervasion of same sex marriage. However, the Bible says that all these things should come to pass before the return of Jesus Christ.

No one can deny that the handwriting is on the wall. Biblical prophecies are now unfolding right in front of our eyes and we know our society is treading down the road of destruction.

God is in control. People may change the definition of marriage and persecute who will stand against them, but we should never allow them to come between us and God...."

Racoon:
This was God’s original plan for humanity before satan corrupted it. But Jesus Christ came to redeem us back and restore all the damages the devil have wrecked.

Botragelad:

Of course had is the past tense of both have and has! BUT...
In the sentence "But Jesus Christ came to redeem us back and restore all the damages the devil have wrecked", the correct verb form to use is has, not have or had. Let me explain why.

RenaissanceGuy:
You have a good command of grammar, but unfortunately you're unable to differentiate between have and has. Why not make use of Google to brush up your knowledge on this, so that this doesn't embarrass you in the public one day?

Has = singular; Have = plural. "Devil (singular) has" or "Devils (plural) have".
'Have' is not the past tense of 'has', like you always try to make it look like. 'Had' is the past tense of both of them.

RenaissanceGuy:
You have a good command of grammar, but unfortunately you're unable to differentiate between have and has. Why not make use of Google to brush up your knowledge on this, so that this doesn't embarrass you in the public one day?

Has = singular; Have = plural. "Devil (singular) has" or "Devils (plural) have".'Have' is not the past tense of 'has', like you always try to make it look like. 'Had' is the past tense of both of them.

Racoon:

Let us stop condemning them as if they don’t have the potential to be part of God’s family and they are doomed to burn in hell. This is the main reason other people think that Christianity is evil and dismiss religion all together.

GanagiBitrus:

With all due respect, the people of Sodom & Gomorrah deserve an apology.

advanceDNA:


Remove the "with all due respect"..

wman:
The end times are here.

Lord have mercy.

RenaissanceGuy:
You have a good command of grammar, but unfortunately you're unable to differentiate between have and has. Why not make use of Google to brush up your knowledge on this, so that this doesn't embarrass you in the public one day?

Has = singular; Have = plural. "Devil (singular) has" or "Devils (plural) have".
'Have' is not the past tense of 'has', like you always try to make it look like. 'Had' is the past tense of both of them.

AntiChristian:
Gone are those days when the biblical God was using the syllabus of killing homosexuals, witches, apostates, etc.

Syllabus don change!
Westerners don give una gay Bible name am "Queen James Bible".

Alhamdulillah for Islam!

The only way of life still stopping "2SLGBTQ+" is Islam.

Two Spirits, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, etc is more accepted with the freedom mentality that comes with Christianity and so called "Christian countries"!

Sorry apparently they're no Christian state!

AntiChristian:
Gone are those days when the biblical God was using the syllabus of killing homosexuals, witches, apostates, etc.

Syllabus don change!
Westerners don give una gay Bible name am "Queen James Bible".

Alhamdulillah for Islam!

The only way of life still stopping "2SLGBTQ+" is Islam.

Two Spirits, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, etc is more accepted with the freedom mentality that comes with Christianity and so called "Christian countries"!

Sorry apparently they're no Christian state!

superCleanworks:
Everything is changing

One day the debate about God's gender would rock the church. Massive rocking.

RenaissanceGuy:
You have a good command of grammar, but unfortunately you're unable to differentiate between have and has. Why not make use of Google to brush up your knowledge on this, so that this doesn't embarrass you in the public one day?

Has = singular; Have = plural. "Devil (singular) has" or "Devils (plural) have".
'Have' is not the past tense of 'has', like you always try to make it look like. 'Had' is the past tense of both of them.

Botragelad:

Of course had is the past tense of both have and has! BUT...
In the sentence "But Jesus Christ came to redeem us back and restore all the damages the devil have wrecked", the correct verb form to use is has, not have or had. Let me explain why.

The subject of the sentence is the devil, which is a singular noun. Therefore, the verb that describes its action must also be singular. According to the rule of subject-verb agreement, most verbs in the present tense add an -s or -es to their base form when they are used with a singular subject. For example, "He runs fast" or "She dances well". The verb have is an exception to this rule, because it changes to has when it is used with a singular subject. Something like this, "He has a car" or "She has a cat".

The verb tense of the sentence is also important. The sentence uses the present perfect tense, which is formed by using have or has with the past participle of the main verb. The present perfect tense is used to describe an action that happened in the past but has a connection to the present. For example, "I have finished my homework" means that I finished my homework in the past, but it is relevant to the present because I can do something else now. In the sentence, the devil has wrecked some damages in the past, but it is relevant to the present because Jesus Christ came to restore them. Therefore, the present perfect tense is appropriate.
Understood?