Religion, and Politics---Beware Of The Wolf

In 1960, 59 years ago, Dr. Billy Graham said that America was “founded by men who believed in prayer” and that prayer can turn “the tide of history,” adding that while “America is just as wicked as Sodom and Gomorrah” and deserves “the judgment of God,” this judgment can be lessened through prayer.

He's also said that 95% of the people who came forward in his years of crusades--aren't really Christians.

I would say a good portion of them are in churches now teaching another gospel than the one I expounded.

The sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was far less about sodomites than it was about the desire to "control" the lives of others and force them into doing what they did not wish to do.

It is a sad fact that we live in a political world and it is no different today than it was when Jesus was here and the Roman government was in charge.

Politics have reached into every aspect of our lives even into our churches where little Clicks Of Pharisee type people try to run things their way.

I was talking with someone just a few days ago and they said to me, Preacher that is why you see so many churches dying and closing their doors today Politics in the Church.

I was sharing my faith with a young man just last week and he told me he didn't go to church because the church was full of wolves who had to be large and in charge.

I knew in my own spirit that this young man had been hurt, bitten by the wolf.

Friends beware of the wolf, the wolf in sheep’s clothing represents himself or herself as standing for one thing but ends up standing for another.

In your walk daily, you need to beware of persons who gossip.

Beware of persons who, either want to know everything about everyone else’s business or who actually, do know everything about everyone else’s business.

Beware of those persons whose spirits are not meek and mild, and beware of persons who easily reject advice.

Beware of persons who rebel against leadership of any kind, and persons who come into a group overly eager to help.

Now examine yourself and see where you are in your walk.

ARE YOU THE WOLF? I have one word for you REPENT!