Charlie Butts - OneNewsNow - 3/17/2012 3:30:00 AM
A ministry is asking the public to target companies that support homosexual activism.
USA Christian Ministries launched a boycott of Starbucks when that corporation endorsed a homosexual "marriage" bill in Washington state, which passed and was signed into law recently.
Steven Andrew, who heads USA Christian Ministries, says: "We have expanded the boycott of Starbucks to other companies that are promoting homosexual sin. These other companies include Nike, Amazon, and ... other companies like Google and Microsoft, which are of course hard to boycott. But what we are asking people to do is to boycott as many companies as they are able to."
Andrew is asking that not only individuals, but churches become involved as well. He stresses that Christians should not be friends with the world.
"Every Christian should look up II Chronicles 19:2 ... 'Should you love the wicked and help those who hate the Lord?' -- and if we do this according to the Bible, it says that the wrath of God is on us," explains the ministry head. "So many of our problems today in the USA are because of the lukewarm church that has become friends with the world."
Andrew believes Christians should stand for righteousness.Charlie Butts - OneNewsNow - 3/17/2012 3:30:00 AM
Steven Andrew, who heads USA Christian Ministries, says: "We have expanded the boycott of Starbucks to other companies that are promoting homosexual sin. These other companies include Nike, Amazon, and ... other companies like Google and Microsoft, which are of course hard to boycott. But what we are asking people to do is to boycott as many companies as they are able to."Andrew is asking that not only individuals, but churches become involved as well. He stresses that Christians should not be friends with the world.
"Every Christian should look up II Chronicles 19:2 ... 'Should you love the wicked and help those who hate the Lord?' -- and if we do this according to the Bible, it says that the wrath of God is on us," explains the ministry head. "So many of our problems today in the USA are because of the lukewarm church that has become friends with the world."
Andrew believes Christians should stand for righteousness.Charlie Butts - OneNewsNow - 3/17/2012 3:30:00 AM
A ministry is asking the public to target companies that support homosexual activism.
USA Christian Ministries launched a boycott of Starbucks when that corporation endorsed a homosexual "marriage" bill in Washington state, which passed and was signed into law recently.
Steven Andrew, who heads USA Christian Ministries, says: "We have expanded the boycott of Starbucks to other companies that are promoting homosexual sin. These other companies include Nike, Amazon, and ... other companies like Google and Microsoft, which are of course hard to boycott. But what we are asking people to do is to boycott as many companies as they are able to."
Andrew is asking that not only individuals, but churches become involved as well. He stresses that Christians should not be friends with the world.
"Every Christian should look up II Chronicles 19:2 ... 'Should you love the wicked and help those who hate the Lord?' -- and if we do this according to the Bible, it says that the wrath of God is on us," explains the ministry head. "So many of our problems today in the USA are because of the lukewarm church that has become friends with the world."
Andrew believes Christians should stand for righteousness.
Steven Andrew, who heads USA Christian Ministries, says: "We have expanded the boycott of Starbucks to other companies that are promoting homosexual sin. These other companies include Nike, Amazon, and ... other companies like Google and Microsoft, which are of course hard to boycott. But what we are asking people to do is to boycott as many companies as they are able to."Andrew is asking that not only individuals, but churches become involved as well. He stresses that Christians should not be friends with the world.
"Every Christian should look up II Chronicles 19:2 ... 'Should you love the wicked and help those who hate the Lord?' -- and if we do this according to the Bible, it says that the wrath of God is on us," explains the ministry head. "So many of our problems today in the USA are because of the lukewarm church that has become friends with the world."
Andrew believes Christians should stand for righteousness.
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