More Thoughts on Social Justice

The utter compromise and capitulation to social justice we see within the church is directly related to the fact we stopped teaching sound doctrine and watered down the gospel. In an effort to fill the pews, we brought in the unconverted and left them in their world beliefs…

— Chris Hohnholz (@ChrisHohnholz) July 7, 2018

…We were so concerned about getting "decisions for Christ" we stopped calling them to repent, to count the cost, & stopped making disciples. We neglected the call to holiness & obedience to Christ. We were left with people who made empty professions & were never born again…

— Chris Hohnholz (@ChrisHohnholz) July 7, 2018

…We taught them 12 steps to a better life, but never called them to die to this world that they might be born again. We filled them with platitudes, but didn't give them the pure milk of the Word. Now, those who have fed on the junk food of the world and demanding the Church…

— Chris Hohnholz (@ChrisHohnholz) July 7, 2018

…do likewise. And for fear of losing what meager scraps of influence we have, the professing church is abadoning the Word, the very gospel itself in order to race and embrace the social justice mantra. The church can only purify itself by getting back to what we abandoned…

— Chris Hohnholz (@ChrisHohnholz) July 7, 2018

…it is time we return to the faithful exposition of the Word, that we abandon easy-believism, and proclaim the pure, unadulterated gospel without apology. Will we lose "followers"? Absolutely. The goats will not fellowship with the true sheep of Christ. But this isn't about…

— Chris Hohnholz (@ChrisHohnholz) July 7, 2018

…numbers or influence. It's about glorifying our Savior and calling those who will be saved to eternal life.

— Chris Hohnholz (@ChrisHohnholz) July 7, 2018