There's no doubt in anyone's mind that political correctness has been rammed down our throats

to the point where truth has been replaced by such concept as all views must be accepted

and accommodated. All things, including morality, are relative. Among churches today, they despise

biblical teaching and biblical doctrine. Their refrain is this. Doctrine divide, but love unites.

And by love, they mean that there is no right and there's no wrong.

And so those of us who are Bible-believing Christians, like never before, we are called upon

this time, at this hour, in this moment, in this generation, to stand up and stand out against

that pressure. This is the battle of our generation. We must firmly and lovingly say that

according to God, there is right and there is wrong. That according to God, right must be lifted high and wrong

must be rejected. Some years ago, I read an interview, Don Schuller, the great football coach of the

Miami Dolphins. He said, we never let an error go and challenged, for uncorrected errors multiply quickly.

Sadly, our political leaders and even church leaders have rejected this principle long ago,

and now the so-called small errors that began in the 60s have now become mountains.

The silence of God's people for the last 40 years has now become unscailable wall.

Dwight Eisenhower said something that's profound.

He said, there can be no victory at bargain prices. Can you say

that with me? There can be no victory at bargain prices. Confrontation of falsehood in our world

today is not popular. Do I need to say it again? It is not popular, and I can tell you it ain't cheap

either.

And sadly, when too many Christians have placed leisure and comfort and remaining silent,

above the confrontation, we end up with a quagmire as we're seeing today.

In my fourth quarter of this game of life, it is my testimony, as I can tell you right now, for me to fear nothing and no one but God, to place

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