Given the society we live in today, it's common and deemed acceptable to curse out someone when they curse at us. Lashing out against someone who offends us is part of our sinful human nature. Nevertheless, when we know the Lord, he has supplied us with the power to restrain ourselves from cursing back at... Continue Reading →
Chance the Rapper likes being called “Christian,” just don’t call his music that
If you saw this logo plastered as a warning all over my blog, yet I claimed to be a Christian while I use explicit language, would you really believe me? Using Chance the Rapper as an example, apparently I would be. And the so-called "Christian" media would praise me and tell me how well I... Continue Reading →
Profanities, vulgarities, and using God’s name in vain
Postmodern culture continues to send mixed signals on the use of cussing and vulgarity, as it does on most issues. The topic continues to be popular as evidenced by a good number of news stories that have popped up this week over foul language. One such story came from the family of NBC Universal where... Continue Reading →
Why do Christians encourage hypocrisy of secular artists?: Bieber & Kanye
When the saints of God pray, sing praises, or talk praises to the Lord, the Bible calls it a sacrifice of praise (Jer. 33:11; Heb. 13:15). It's an important part of our covenant relationship with him. So when I see people making fun of it, in ignorance or deliberately, it rubs me the wrong way. This... Continue Reading →
Illumined by darkness: why entertainers claim Christianity
Rapper Kanye West recently appeared on the talk show of Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner and talked at one point on the show about the WWJD bracelet he was wearing, stating "Rob [Kardashian] gave me this, and it's just 'What Would Jesus Do?' and I love it. It's just such a cool bracelet and I'm a Christian... Continue Reading →
Some ‘Christians’ can’t get past ‘curse of Ham’ falsehood
For centuries, there were those in Christian churches who taught that all people descending from Africa were under the 'curse of Ham' based on Genesis 9:25. Eventually, with the Civil Rights movement the truth about that scripture came to the forefront when theologians actually paid attention to the fact that Canaan, Ham's son, was the... Continue Reading →
Society more accepting of people spewing curses
The Bible teaches us many life lessons we can learn if we pay attention. One message it reiterates is the importance of the words that we speak. And if the words that are being thrown around in these end times are any indication, we can tell from them that our society is content with its... Continue Reading →
The foul language frenzy
With the approach of Christ's return getting closer and closer, it has been my observation that foul language is on the increase in epidemic proportions. There used to be a time when cursing and dirty jokes would only occur behind closed doors among adults. If you heard it in public, it only happened in seedy... Continue Reading →
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