The Gospel of Tolerance, it's about the only gospel is being tolerated today.

In fact, it is preached in schools, in corporations, in governments, and yes, even in some churches.

But in most cases, it is a distortion of the real meaning of that word tolerance.

It is at best riddled with hypocrisy and with falsehoods.

For when you force a unregenerated heart to be tolerant, he's going to tolerate you without

gritting his teeth, because the Christian gospel and the gospel of Jesus Christ goes far beyond

so-called tolerance. I'm going to explain that in a minute. But I find what's more disturbing to me

that many Christians have either been intimidated by that false gospel, or they altogether

been silenced by that false gospel, instead of taking part in exposing its falsehood.

Tolerance, of course, in its proper definition is the respect of others who may have a different

belief system.

But the Christian gospel goes far deeper than that.

It goes far deeper than just tolerance.

The Christian gospel goes deeper beyond that classical definition. The Christian

gospel says that a Christian loves everyone and even serves those who differ from him.

Don't tolerate people. We love them. And that is why this new gospel of Satan, which I call it, my own words,

must be confronted by believers, lovingly, thoughtfully, gingerly, but must be confronted.

I want to give you some example of the deceptiveness of this gospel of tolerance. For example, today you can have all sorts

of clubs in public schools except Bible clubs. Political leaders, when they go and speak in chapels

of traditionally Christian universities and schools, they insist on covering the crosses in these

chapels. And yet, by the same token, when they go to Islamic mosques, they take their shoes off

and they treat that place with reverence. Hypocrisy. Hypocry. That's what tolerance is. It's full of

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