People Will Not Go To Hell For Buying a Hammer From Home Depot but the False Teachers....

[billiefan2000]

Video Clip: People Will Not Go To Hell For Buying a Hammer From Home Depot



But They Certainly Can if They Follow The False Teachers and Domionists Promoted by


Some Pro-family Groups That Are Boycotting Home Depot



Worldview Weekend Tube & Radio



(this is about the AFA and FRC promoting False Prophets like



Cindy Jacobs



























and Rick Joyner









and Lou Engle









and Mike Bickle of IHOP in Kansas City area






and yet complaining about corruption in america,


when the AFA and FRC enables False Teachers and False Prophets being peddled by themselves and many churches across the country

[JulesPeeps]

It's scary that people believe in these teachers and follow them... For the world!

[billiefan2000]

It's scary that people believe in these teachers and follow them... For the world!

it is scarier that the AFA and the family research council endorse these guys also.

[Tall Timbers]

Last night I bought some contractor plastic trash bags from Home Depot...

[Sandra17012]

Why would anyone boycott Home Depot?

[JulesPeeps]

it is scarier that the AFA and the family research council endorse these guys also.

True

Why would anyone boycott Home Depot?

They support gay marriage..

[Sandra17012]

True



They support gay marriage..

Oh I see.

[HeIsEnough]

I know Baker got another show about what, ten years ago? I see in his vid he claimed to have prophesied 9/11. I guess some things never change with these TV preachers.

[Nate928]

Great, I guess I can't go get a job at Home Depot now.. =\

[HeIsEnough]

My little suzie works at one in Tucson, I'll put a good word in for ya if you want.

[billiefan2000]

True



They support gay marriage..

u are right about Home Depot supporting gay "marriage"



while many christians will avoid them for that stance, and rightly so and I am sick of the businesses who are pandering to leftist pressure groups



we shouldnt do business either with or support AFA or FRC for knowingly and unapologetically promoting Hyper Charismatic and Domionist types like Rick Joyner and Cindy Jacobs

[srogue]

Hey guys. I haven't been on RR mb in quite awhile so I don't know the "culture" here anymore.

Anyway, am I reading right that most of you are professing Christians, but don't seem to have a problem supporting companies that support causes that God unquestionably says are an abomination?

If I am misunderstanding, forgive me. If I am right, then I know the ear tickeling in the churches is in full force and the salt of the earth has lost its saltiness.

Even if you disagree with the messenger, the message can be sound. God has spoken through a donkey. That doesn't mean the donkey is a priest of God. Judge everything you hear as a berean would.

[Jan51]

Hey guys. I haven't been on RR mb in quite awhile so I don't know the "culture" here anymore.

Anyway, am I reading right that most of you are professing Christians, but don't seem to have a problem supporting companies that support causes that God unquestionably says are an abomination?

If I am misunderstanding, forgive me. If I am right, then I know the ear tickeling in the churches is in full force and the salt of the earth has lost its saltiness.

Even if you disagree with the messenger, the message can be sound. God has spoken through a donkey. That doesn't mean the donkey is a priest of God. Judge everything you hear as a berean would.

Are you suggesting that before we can shop at any store, we need to determine and approve the religious, social and political leanings of the owner and where they make contributions? Now if we're talking about going to a church, then yes, I'm concerned about where they stand and what they do with their money.

[waiting1]

The world is both backward and getting crazier every day!

[HeIsEnough]

Anyway, am I reading right that most of you are professing Christians, but don't seem to have a problem supporting companies that support causes that God unquestionably says are an abomination?

Its more like "protesting" these companies accomplishes little, and it also can damage the many believers who may work at these companies.

If I am misunderstanding, forgive me. If I am right, then I know the ear tickeling in the churches is in full force and the salt of the earth has lost its saltiness.

Even if you disagree with the messenger, the message can be sound. God has spoken through a donkey. That doesn't mean the donkey is a priest of God. Judge everything you hear as a berean would.

I don't even know what your message is, except a swipe at those who won't do what you want them to do. Fly by accusations aren't all that becoming of a believer. People here are grownups, they can take opinions and debate cordially, you should consider it. The OP pointed out subtle problems. These para church groups will rant and rave over this worlds companies, yet will support wolves. Kinda ironic.

If people don't want to shop at HD over this, I don't have an issue, I doubt many here have an issue either. They'll likely not find another place to go, judging at the current state of employment in the US. This is the world, you live in it, you shop in it, you can't avoid it.

[Hootmon]

Are you suggesting that before we can shop at any store, we need to determine and approve the religious, social and political leanings of the owner and where they make contributions?

Makes me wonder if the Apostles did all that before buying their daily bread.

[Tall Timbers]

Hey guys. I haven't been on RR mb in quite awhile so I don't know the "culture" here anymore.

Anyway, am I reading right that most of you are professing Christians, but don't seem to have a problem supporting companies that support causes that God unquestionably says are an abomination?

I'm not personally a fan of boycotts. If I boycotted every organization that was "of this world"... surviving would be pretty much impossible. Home Depot, for example, may support homosexuality in some way or other... I don't have first hand knowledge of that... but when I need some lumber or nails, or a hammer, or some contractor trash bags, they're one of the few places where I can acquire those things, and they give me a military discount... which I appreciate. The employees helping me may or may not be brothers/sisters in Christ, just like at any other establishment.

If I was one to boycott, I should probably first boycott myself for all my failings... I'm eternally fortunate that Christ's gift to me didn't come with strings attached!

[savedbygracethrufaith]

BillieFan I listen to AFA/AFR radio all the time and I have never even heard of this Cindy Jacobs. While I have heard the name of Rick Joyner I have not heard them promote him though i guess they could have.

I have heard them speak against Rick Warren and many other emergents. Those videos you provided show problems with those people but how and where or when has AFA promoted them?

[Jan51]

Makes me wonder if the Apostles did all that before buying their daily bread.

Actually, come to think of it, Paul addressed this very issue: could believers buy/eat meat that had been offered to idols? Could they eat meat, or only vegetables? Rom. 14, I Cor. 8. Yes to both, as long as their conscience didn't bother them. So we find a principle. If it bothers your conscience to buy from outfits that you find questionable, then for you, it is wrong. Believers may come to different conclusions in these gray areas--areas of life not specifically addressed in Scripture. But neither of us is to judge the other for the freedom or lack of freedom we have, and neither is to impose our freedom or lack of freedom on other believers. Paul actually says the one who has freedom is the stronger brother, and the one who believes his freedom is limited is the weaker brother, Rom. 14:2, I Cor. 9-10.

That said, there are indeed Christian organizations that I choose not to give to, because I don't believe in what they do with their money or how accountable they are in handling it.

[Hootmon]

Actually, come to think of it, Paul addressed this very issue: could believers buy/eat meat that had been offered to idols? Could they eat meat, or only vegetables? Rom. 14, I Cor. 8. Yes to both, as long as their conscience didn't bother them. So we find a principle. If it bothers your conscience to buy from outfits that you find questionable, then for you, it is wrong.

Good catch.

That seems to settle it, IMO.