A Christi
an Response –
Yes, black lives matter!
Black souls matter because God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever among blacks believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life. It is a great tragedy when a black person rejects Christ and loses his own soul! (See John 3:16; 36; Mark 8:36)
Black students matter because it is important that blacks gain an education and become responsible, productive citizens. It is a great tragedy when 42% of black students drop out of school and are forced to earn a living doing menial tasks.
Black marriages matter. It is a great tragedy when African-Americans fight, divorce, and then whore around creating a host of social problems. Black Christians need to help the black community to marry on Biblical foundations where wives are submissive to their husbands and husbands love their wives as Christ loved the church. Divorce among blacks is twice that of Whites or Hispanics. It is a great tragedy when black women fornicate, have children out of wedlock (72%), go on food stamps, and look to the government as her husband. It is great tragedy when irresponsible men roam the street impregnating seven or eight different women who are then forced to live on welfare. Why isn’t more of the black community teaching the Ten Commandments to their children and rearing responsible adults? The anti-Christ, anti-Bible, anti-gospel liberal secularists are a stumbling block for all Americans.
Black parents matter. The world is better off when mom and dad love each other and children have a caring father in the home giving his children direction and guidance. It is a great tragedy when black, fornicating, adulterous women out of wedlock get pregnant and murder their children at an abortion clinic. Isn’t this a black problem? Shouldn’t mature blacks encourage other blacks to accept parenthood and not murder the innocent? Why aren’t more blacks protesting murder taking place at America’s abortion mills? Why aren’t more black modeling to the nation what a Christian family ought to be?
Black Christians matter. They are the hope of African-Americans. It is a great tragedy when blacks do not share the gospel with their friends and neighbors so they can learn about the love of Jesus and his soul-saving power. It is quite grievous to see black people seeking meaning in the cult of Islam or Marxist organizations. It is wonderful, however, to see blacks come to know Christ, to learn the Word of God, and a grow in integrity and love; and become qualified to be soldiers of the cross. And, praise God, many have and many do!
Yes, black lives do matter. But, it is grievous to all Americans to hear about blacks killing blacks, or fornicating Afro women murdering their children, or black men living a life of crime. Who is going to solve the social and culture problems in the black community? White people? Blacks need to believe that black lives matter and deal with the problems of promiscuity among blacks, unwed mothers, women on welfare, and delinquent young blacks burning and looting cities. It is a great tragedy to see blacks reject responsibility, play the victim, and become sycophant tools of Marxist community organizers seeking to divide a nation.
Yes, Black lives matter. The ground at the cross is level. God loves blacks and offers them a place in His kingdom. If they will confess that they are sinners, believe that the Son of God died for their sins on Calvary, and surrender themselves to the authority of the Lord Jesus Christ they can become children of God. God honors faith, not color; faith in the shed blood of the Lamb, not race. Blacks, Whites, and Hispanics can find peace and common ground at the cross (Romans 15:1-12; 5:6-8; 10:9-10; Matthew 11:29: John 1:10-13)
Storm Brooks
Posted 11//23/2015
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