Black Baptist Church Endorses Trans Presbyterian For Congress
(Woke Preacher TV) A majority-black Delaware Baptist church announces its support for “Sarah” McBride, a Democrat who, if elected, would be the first transgender member of the House Of Representatives.
Pastor C.T. Curry of Ezion Fair Baptist Church calls McBride a would-be “Congresswoman,” plugs the candidate’s campaign website for the purpose of donations, and says “I hope and trust that the Lord will give her favor.”
McBride says he is an ordained Presbyterian elder. It’s unclear which denomination he belongs to, but an August article from CQ Roll Call says his family attends the PCUSA’s Westminster Presbyterian in Wilmington.
Cribbed from WPC’s YT channel, with permission.
Unfortunately the US clergy has sold out a long time ago. The crisis response teams organized by the govt. to have ministers hold your hand as you’re led into the gas chamber was the first clue. I’m a little surprised in the Black community how this will fly, a white trainee male, but in the wake of Diddy revelations, playing to pay seems to be acceptable.
This is the level of apostasy we were warned would occur in Revelation before the beginning of the Great Tribulation. They will enjoy 3 1/2 years of apparent victory before the wrath begins. Although I know its a necessary step for JC’s return, it still gives me a deep unsettled feeling in the pit of my stomach. Sorting the wheat from the chaff, tares from the true.
He can be assured the Lord is not going to sin (Prov 17:15), much less go against His own word. What the Lord calls an abomination (Duet. 22:5, etc.) worthy of death, is and always will be an abomination worthy of death. If such an abomination wins an election, it will not be a matter of the Lord’s favor, but a matter of the Lord’s judgment on a wicked people and nation. I don’t know who the other candidates in the race may be, but if they are just as bad, then the Lord has already begun to impose judgment, and there is no stopping it.
That’s about as much as I’m going to say about politics until after the election …