Donald Trump's election revealed a lot about the people who voted against him, and Pastor John Piper was no exception. The pastor responded to the victory in a post on X, writing, “After saving us from one evil, God now tests us with another.”
meanwhile allie beth stuckey Relatable reporters were disappointed in Piper's response, but the pastor quickly returned to her favor after showing that while he may not like Trump, he doesn't condone the lunacy of the left. It's back to normal.
This was made clear in a recent episode of “Ask Pastor John.” There, pastors were asked what they should do when faced with the issue of using “gender pronoun hospitality” on local campuses.
According to Ally, John Piper said that “the whole idea of 'gender pronoun hospitality' is a misleading slogan,” and that “it was helpful to associate the beautiful word 'hospitality' in the Bible with the unbiblical concept of gender pronouns.” “No,” he reportedly said.
“We should be hospitable, but we should not affirm pronouns that are destructive choices or suggest a false view of reality. It is possible to be hospitable and honest,” he continued, adding, “It is possible to be hospitable and honest.” He gave 10 clear reasons why he disagrees with “Civilty.”
“It is antithetical to God. … One's self-conception as male or female should be defined by God's holy purpose in creation,” he began. “That includes living a lie. A woman cannot become a man, and a man cannot become a woman.”
“Being a man or a woman is not like being left-handed or right-handed. It goes much deeper and touches the depths of nature that we have created,” and “It is not like being left-handed or right-handed. “leads to destructive and irreversible surgeries and treatments'' – which “destroy the reproductive possibilities God has planned and sooner or later will result in severe, sometimes suicidal regret.''
Piper goes on to say that so-called transgenderism “expresses a deeply anti-divine commitment to human autonomy, contrary to God's will,” and that it “represents a divine pattern of male and female; “It contributes to a cultural confusion about sexuality that tends to undermine the culture of sexuality.” It confuses and destabilizes our youth. ”
Pronominal hospitality also “overlooks other future ways of taking one's sexual confusion or rebellion seriously,” “is a harbinger of future perversion,” and “therefore does not endorse or The utmost caution should be exercised before giving the appearance of being gentle or gentle with others.'' I am uncomfortable with so-called transgenderism. ”
“I think it's the perfect response. I'm so grateful for his clarity,” Stuckey said, adding, “Clarity is kindness.”
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