I am TRULY confused. I do not understand how a Christian can be a racist? Although I have past experiences with racism at the workplace, but NEVER would I think I would be a victim of racism in a Christian chatroom.
I do not understand how I Christian can be a racist when Jesus is a Hebrew. Regardless, how the "world" wants to "picture" Jesus Christ. He was a Hebrew and his mother was a Hebrew.
I prayed and asked God for a revelation, because it sadden my spirit, how Christians can display HATE when the bible teaches us to LOVE. For "me" what was sickening, is when people in the chatroom PURPOSEFULLY intend to target and offend blacks, african americans and democrats.
I am NO judge, but MY HEART is heavy because it seems like they have not taken OFF the old man, but struggling to FIT the new man over the old man. They are confused, double minded. Their lips are far from their hearts.
I prayed, and asked God, "how do racist Christians lift up their hands to Jesus Christ, when he is a man of color?" I prayed myself to sleep, and he gave me this vision:
I saw Christians, "with like spirits" from all over the world, like it was a church convention. I saw how they had prayer, praise and worship, offering, meet and greet..... and after the choir did their selection... And everyone was waiting for the Preacher to come out with the word. It was the DEVIL. The people were screaming, they did not realize they were in HELL until they looked up.
God said to me, "here and now" they are in churches SERVING THE DEVIL.
I pray for my fellow brothers and sisters in the Lord who are RACIST. I pray that they receive revelation knowledge, I pray against a reprobate mind, I pray against the ways of the old man. I pray that they put on the new Man , understand how to LOVE, and when we a believers are instructed to love all and all means all. Genuine UNFEIGNED LOVE!
This is another THOUGHT that just popped up: Spirit and in Truth.
God expects us to confess, repent of our truths, regardless if they are good, bad or ugly.
1. WHY won't the Christian racist, tell Christ the truth to which he already knows and be cleansed of their sins?
2, Or, what about the Christian racist who tells Christ the TRUTH, they HATE, but will not allow the Holy Ghost to teach them how to love?
If you are not convicted by being a racist you have reprobate mind. Your own righteousness is only right in YOUR eyes and the ones who fear you.
Lastly, in the chatroom,
WHAT kind of Christian "sits and listens" or "leaves" when it is happening, insteading of STANDING , uniting on one accord? How can you be a COWARD CHRISTIAN, in these last days?
I am confused,
How can a Christian be a racist.... when Jesus is a Hebrew.
I have "many scriptures" that backs EVERYTHING I posted, "why" should I ... YOU TOO know "this is thread" is TRUE.
Not really an introduction.
As far as accusing others of being a racist, but not providing any specifics or context doesn't really support your claim.
You say you aren't a judge, then accuse people of being cowards for not doing what you think they should. Can you verify that everyone you accused of being a coward was even aware of what was, supposedly, going on? I, for instance, used to sit in the chats, not for the public room, but for PMs, and was often oblivious to what was going on in the rooms.
How can people be sinners and call themselves Christians? When you meet someone who calls them self a Christian and Doesn't sin, please let us know.
1 so confessing sin is all it takes and suddenly the sin is gone?
2 life is a journey. Because a person is at one point in that journey does not mean they are not trying to take the next step. To assume that you know where every persons heart is is yet another judgment against people.
I wonder if you are equally as upset about all sin? Or just this one?
"If Christians could try to do that"
Yet another blanket statement that judges the hearts of others.
People in life, both Christian and non, are a work in progress. If someone is at a stage where they struggle with racism (or lust, or anger, or *insert any sin*) that does not make the person bad, it may only mean they have not reached the point in their journey where they have came out of it. We could go down a list of Christians and each of us could point out a different flaw or sin that we individually think each Christian needs to give up, right now. But that's not how it works. It is not up to man to dictate which sins are the "right" ones to give up first. That seems to me to be up to God.
Perhaps there is something that needs to be learned still. Perhaps that person isn't spiritually or mentally or emotionally ready to deal with a particular sin. Perhaps there are sins that need to be dealt with first.
It reminds me of Christian rapper, Tre-9, who was witnessing to secular rapper Pyrexx. Tre was getting through to Py bit by bit, and eventually Py agreed to be saved. But he didn't magically stop sinning. He continued to struggle. And ended up back in jail, but Tre was there to pick him up when he was released. And rather than badgering Py about his sins, he encouraged him to seek God more. And was a friend to him. And eventually Py got past his old habits and drugs and street life. But not because he was told to stop sinning.
Or even Brian Head Welch of Korn. Similar story. He got saved but didn't suddenly stop sinning. It was a struggle and a process. He would read his Bible, then go get high.
Being caught up in others struggles and sins and making that your focus is actually a distraction to them. It makes their view turn inward, and on their own self and less on God.
I heard recently that many churches teach that people need to overcome sin more than they teach trusting, and as a result people continually to fail spiritually.
Overcoming sin is an effect of knowing God better, not of humanities focus on resisting it. And that desire to resist it, and the power to do so, comes from God.
Confessing sins to God isn't some magical tool that erases sin, or makes God aware of something He didnt know. It's about acknowledging that you see and recognize that sin and the need to begin the work to overcome it. Until you admit your faults you can never overcome them, and that is the essence of confession.
We live in a fallen world. And Christians all over struggle with a myriad of sins. That is life. Some will overcome lust quickly, others may struggle for years, or not even feel the need to for years, but may focus on something else first. And to focus on one's sins and think the sin that you prioritize is the most urgent isn't helping anyone.
If you want to talk about love, perhaps don't make blanket accusations calling people cowards without even knowing the reality of what may he going on behind their screen. I didn't see that as loving at all. Should people now come after you and rant about how sinful you are for not being loving? Or for being judgemental? Or tell you to go confess so you can magically stop? Is that really going to motivate you?