Christian church giving glory to its LGBT movement

[ErinCP]

I am new to my city, and was searching online for a church to attend and stumbled upon a site for a first reformed church, whos top line was 'all are welcome' they werent joking! they're home page had pics of stoles (flags of gay pride) decorating the church hall and a colomn saying we need to be openminded and see that 'nowhere in the bible does it say that homosexuality is wrong' I think Leviticus begs to differ, and even so what gives them the right to glorify this notion and celebrate it in church alongside of GodN??? And I must ask was I wrong for emailing the senior pastor and giving him an earfull, in a respectful manner???

[ayin jade]

Nothing wrong with telling that pastor how he is in error.

It is easy to explain. They just flat out twist the truth into lies.

2 Timothy 4

3 For a time will be when they will not endure sound doctrine, but they will heap up teachers to themselves according to their own lusts, tickling the ear.

4 And they will turn away their ears from the truth and will be turned to myths.

[ErinCP]

Thank you! it was very discouraging wanting to quickly find a church to attend on palm sunday, and struggling with my own hard times trying to repent, to come across a church that has no remorse for God and glorifies its sin! very very discouraging, and it broke my heart for God.

[nebula]

And I must ask was I wrong for emailing the senior pastor and giving him an earfull, in a respectful manner???

Good for you!

[Matthitjah]

My assumption is that they have departed the Faith and are full on into apostasy.

[ErinCP]

Lol, it was actually like a 5 page email, and a p.s. later on reffering to Leviticus 18 and 22 where it says if a man has relations with another man the way he does with a woman that is detestable, and both men shall be killed and tthier blood shall be on thier heads. so I asked him to explain that to me!!

[ErinCP]

what is apostasy?

[Matthitjah]

Here's Websters definition;

apostasy

APOS'TASY, n. Gr. a defection, to depart.

1. An abandonment of what one has professed; a total desertion, or departure from one's faith or religion.

2. The desertion from a party to which one has adhered.

3. Among physicians, the throwing off of exfoliated or fractured bone, or the various solution of disease.

4. An abscess.