God's Word vs The Culture.

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Two decades ago, no one would conceptualise the kind of genders and relationships we’ve instituted in the form of LGBTQ, and not be disgusted. But today we defend and celebrate them like Martin Luther king Junior did for the blacks in the 20th century. Acting as though we are fighting for the most righteous course. Not realising that by so doing, we reject God created order.


In Christ’s high Priestly prayer after the upper room discourse, we can hear Him affirming John 1:1 when He clearly states in John 17:8 that He had passed down the very word which He received from His Father. No wonder Paul went on to say that all scripture is inspired by God and beneficial for us [Tim 3:16].
So therefore, to deny the eligibility of verses like Romans 1:26-27 and Leviticus 18:22 is to revolt against God.


Truth be told, my postulate above may sound like a foreign phenomenon that is yet to pierce our culture. But for the fact that characters like Bobrisky and James Brown already serve as role models for a fair count of our youths, we have more than enough reasons to be worried.

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