coming up on this episode of the roundtable.

This curriculum called the after party that was developed by David French and Christianity today,

editor-in-chief Russell Moore, and this left Democrat Duke Divinity Professor and it's

exclusively funded by hard left secular foundations and the subtext

of it is very much.

Well, Christians should not act politically when it comes to issues like abortion necessarily,

but they do need to for the sake of their public witness, mobilize to address systemic

racism.

So it's subtle, but it's pretty clear what it's intended to do.

If you're, if your pastor is bringing that into your church and they know who's

funding it and you bring that to their attention and they're still not willing to say

oh maybe this isn't something we should have here.

Maybe this isn't an influence that's good for our people in our church.

At that point, I might consider getting out.

I mean, if you've tried to have conversations, they're not hearing it,

then I think you do need to look elsewhere because we want to build up the

body of Christ we want to build up the local church and we don't do that by

continuing to reward bad actors. I mean that sounds tough but I do think that that's a big been a big part of the problem is that we have not wanted to have some tough conflicts that I think are biblical conflicts. I think we see the

Apostle Paul confronting the Apostle Peter and saying hey you're bringing

legalism into the church and you're joining with these guys who want to add law to

grace and we're not going to be a part of that and we don't have those kind of tough

conflicts anymore.

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