Go Woke, Go Broke

Episode 174 of the Church Public podcast, hosted by Church Public, titled "Go Woke, Go Broke" was published on January 10, 2022 and runs 41 minutes.

January 10, 2022 ·41m · Church Public

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Go Woke, Go Broke A pithy saying some of us have heard and been using for a while, but sadly, it holds truth. Today we have to highlight two flagship organizations that have recently moved away from the gospel tenant of being "in the world and not of it," to something more like, "following Jesus is hard, let's do what the world is doing instead." Salvation Army took a HUGE hit this Christmas season in donations and volunteers largely because they chose to follow the anti-Christian Critical...

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Go Woke, Go Broke

A pithy saying some of us have heard and been using for a while, but sadly, it holds truth.

Today we have to highlight two flagship organizations that have recently moved away from the gospel tenant of being "in the world and not of it," to something more like, "following Jesus is hard, let's do what the world is doing instead."

Salvation Army took a HUGE hit this Christmas season in donations and volunteers largely because they chose to follow the anti-Christian Critical Race Theory crowd down the rabbit hole. And they paid the price for it.

Focus on the Family, in a different strain, has decided to enforce the Biden Administrations unconstitutional and unconscionable medical mandate on all of it's employees potentially affecting the lively hood of dozens of their own families, not to mention capitulating to an overreaching governmental demand.

We will look at both of these in today's show.

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