God’s wisdom and man’s wisdom – 1 Corinthians 1

We live in amazing times.  The best and brightest among us now occupy the White House and positions of power across the United States government.  At least that’s what we’re told by our balanced and unbiased mainstream media.  We need to trust President Obama and those he has ordained to steer a course through these difficult days.  One problem I have with this encouragement from the media is that their record of emphasizing things that truly are in our best interests as Christians is abysmal to say the least.  A second concern is their love affair with what can only be described as an increasingly narcissistic President.  The “One” must be followed without question.  Recently I ran across two YouTube videos ( http://news4themasses.wordpress.com/) where several of the moral giants of Hollyleft declared allegiance to . . . President Obama and then several people are seen to be praying to the “One.”  Frightening doesn’t even begin to describe this seemingly hypnotic state many have succumbed to.

An example of the moral bankrupcy of those with the microphone today is Whoopi Goldberg’s recent declaration that there are now two contexts for rape.  There is simple rape which apparently isn’t quite as bad as “rape-rape.”  This of course was offered as wisdom for the masses within the context of the Roman Polanski arrest.  Isn’t it strange that Hollyleft can become energized around defending a child rapist but won’t even pretend to care about the murder of innocent children in the grisly abortion mills run by Planned Parenthood?  For the unbelievers among us, compassion is evidently a selective thing at best. 

While the unbelieving world looks at Christians as foolish, the Bible says that God is well pleased to save people through the foolishness of the cross (1 Corinthians 1:23).  The gospel message of salvation through Christ alone is not an attractive message to unbelievers.  It is nevertheless the manner in which God has declared He will save people.  We do not have the freedom to change the message to make it more appealing to unbelievers.  This is the error of the seeker-senistive, purpose-driven, blap-it-grab-it crowds.  God will one day destroy this wisdom of men (1 Corinthians 1:19). 

Pastor Mike

7 thoughts on “God’s wisdom and man’s wisdom – 1 Corinthians 1

  1. This post Rocks! Keep taking the fight to them! We will not cower or hide our light. The Lord is our defender and in Him we gather our strength. Just when I was feeling overwhelmed and burdened with the vast majority of pastoral leadership who seemingly doesn’t care about warning their flock, the Lord blessed me in meeting you! You are in my prayers! Keep the faith brother!
    Shalom,Shalom
    Andrea

  2. Tell it like it is!!!How sad that everyone stands in awe of this man who has done absolutely nothing-except get elected. More pastors need to get back to the bible instead of teaching feel good messages. God Bless you, you are a light in a very dark world.

  3. Pastor,

    Have you noticed that Mr. Obama has made no attempt to silence the comments that people are making calling him the anointed one, the messiah, The One, etc.?

    I was stunned when I watched the crowds faces of adoration at his campaign rallies. My thoughts were: “My gosh!, they are worshiping him”. Very scary.

    • Hi Dorothy:

      Yes it is very telling that Mr. Obama makes no attempt to stop those who clearly worship him as the “deliverer.” Jesus encouraged us to have eyes to see and ears to hear. These are exciting times to be living. Keep contending for the faith.
      Mike

  4. Hey Pastor Mike,
    I followed the link tonight and was a little shocked at what is out there…WOW!!!
    Thank you for being the watchman and making this info easily accessible to us. The (Youtube)pictures are worth a thousand words…This blog is a great forum.

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