Jacob, a podcast listener in Louisville can tuck your rights in to ask this.

It seems like America is moving towards a culture where businesses such as Hobby Lobby

Chick-fil-A and Burger King are taking vocal stances on issues on which the Bible speaks

very clearly.

Should Christians proactively seek to patronize businesses that appear to line up with

the vocal positions and avoid those that would contradict the Bible's teaching?

A second podcast listener writes in and asks, Pastor John, you recently tweeted,

good by Burger King because Burger King has gone supportive of homosexuality by that

tweet.

Did you imply that Christians should not eat there again?

What I meant in that tweet on July 4, which said, quote, good by Burger King.

If you wonder why, watch the last five seconds of the video and weep, and I put a link

to the video that Burger King was spreading.

What I meant by that good by was I don't intend to eat there any more.

Now that could change, they could change, I could change.

But for now, I'm done with Burger King.

But it did not mean, and it did not say that others have to make a similar judgment.

I think Christians are free to eat at Burger King without my judgment upon them.

So don't go there.

The answer to that question is no, I did not say that Christians should not eat at Burger

King.

I said, I'm not going to eat at Burger King.

...