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International Outrage Erupts at Pastor’s Disturbing Pronouncement
“Now is the time to say . . . ‘God is queer.'” Who spoke these blasphemous words, and what was the context of the statement?
The words were spoken by Quinton Ceasar, a Lutheran pastor in Germany, at the conclusion of the annual gathering of the nation’s Protestant (meaning Lutheran) pastors.
The conference theme was “Now it the time,” and this was the immediate context of Ceasar’s words (who himself is black, originally from South Africa): “Now is the time to say: ‘Black lives always matter.’ Now is the time to say: ‘God is queer.’ Now is the time to say: ‘We leave no one to die.’ Now is the time to say we send a ship and much more and we welcome people at safe harbors, safer spaces for all.”
The Holy Spirit Gave Me a Prophetic Prayer for Tucker Carlson
Recently I had the honor of being interviewed by Amanda Grace on her popular podcast. I believe she is a prophetic voice to our generation.
We talked about many things including my new book “Spirit-led Living in an Upside-Down World.” She told me she had a dream about Tucker Carlson, then on Fox News, adding that there is “a bigger assignment against him from the enemy.”
She said Christians must be united to pray for him right now because “something big was about to happen.”
Amsterdam 2023: 4 Types of Believers God Uses as His Ambassadors
In our journey as believers, God calls each one of us to the Great Commission, to sharing the message of salvation with others and winning souls for Christ.
Throughout history, God has used individuals who were willing to align their hearts with His purpose. David and Paul are shining examples of the types of people God can use for evangelism. By understanding their characteristics and applying them to our own lives, we can become effective ambassadors for Christ and fulfill the Great Commission.
We can also examine the lives of Bible characters like Cain and Abel to glean lessons for the types of soul winners God wants us to be. {eoa}
