You may have heard of the recent comments made by the CEO of Starbucks. His intolerance of those who support traditional marriage made me seriously question why we allow them on our Christian campuses. I am all for free speech and freedom of religion. I'm not about to demand that they see things my way or keep their mouth shut. However, I do not think it is wise nor beneficial for them to continue to have a presence on our Christian campuses when they publicly oppose values and beliefs that we hold dear. How can we profess to promote and preserve traditional marriage while at the same time having the "opposing team" occupying our own campuses? Our message loses its value and credibility and our witness simply becomes a watered-down version of the greater American world-view. Taking a stand is not very popular but we're not called to be popular and trendy. We are called to be holy, blameless, a living sacrifice, Christ-like. It is time to sacrifice our pride and possibly our reputation to defend what we know to be true and right. Jesus upset a lot of folks with what He had to say. The truth ended up costing Him his life. What if He had remained silent? We are called to be like Him. We wear His name, for goodness sakes- Christians. Think about that for a minute and let it sink in. There is a time to be silent. This is not that time!
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Monday, March 25, 2013
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