Wow this is profound, I think every christian should read this. We all seem to be picking the wrong battles.
I think our prayer should be more about how to humble ourselves under God and not feel so self-sufficient. By the way, I have been wondering how events like the Denton black film festival helps in the fight against racial prejudice in the U.S.
Raising a “black” campaign only seems to glorify the segregation that already exists. Then a deeper dimension to such events is the part Christians play, thinking that more ticket sales implies that they are fighting right.
I doubt if this was the spirit behind “I have a dream”.
A few days ago, former pastor Joshua Feuerstein posted a video announcing a campaign against Starbucks due to their switch from festive holiday cups in previous years to a new plain red look for the 2015 holiday season. In the video, Feuerstein claims that Starbucks wanted to “take Christ and Christmas off of their brand new cups” because, according to the caption on his video, “they hate Jesus.”
Feuerstein goes on to explain that when he visited a Starbucks store, he told the employee making his drink that his name was “Merry Christmas” so that his cup would read “Merry Christmas.” He later says “Guess what, Starbucks? Just to offend you, I made sure to wear my Jesus Christ shirt into your store, and, since you hate the 2nd Amendment, I even carried my gun!” Three days after the initial post of the video, it has over 130,000 likes and 380,000 shares. Feuerstein…
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