“What Can the Righteous Do?”

Posted on July 22, 2015 by Heritage Ministries of Kentucky

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The Psalmist cried out,

“If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?”

(Psalm 11:3)

In the wake of the Supreme Court saying that it is now “law” that marriage is not between a man and a woman only, what can we do?

One thing we can do is realize that the Supreme Court cannot make law!! The Constitution, the law that we agreed to live by in 1789, reserves the right to make national law to the Congress, and the right to make state law to the state Legislatures. Nowhere does it allow the Supreme Court to make law. Thus, just because the Court tells us whether something is Constitutional does not mean we have to live by their decision. Their ruling is not law! It is only an opinion! We must respectfully disobey their ruling on marriage!

Secondly, the Congress should rise up and impeach those five judges who have so blatantly violated the Constitution which they took an oath to defend. Congress is given this power by the Constitution Continue reading →

“What Can We Do Now?”

Posted on July 15, 2015 by Heritage Ministries of Kentucky

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On November 13, 2008, the week after Mr. Obama was elected the first time, the Think About It message was entitled “What We Can Expect”. We offered the following analysis of what government would become. We stated,

“In the governmental realm we can expect more and more animosity toward the churches which teach the Bible to be true. This will probably also include Jewish synagogues. It follows that moral issues like trying to stop abortion and homosexuality will be impossible, unless God Himself intervenes.”

Now that we are seeing this, what do we do?

We must now be willing to suffer for speaking the truth to people. This is a first for our nation. What rejection we received in the past Continue reading →

“The Effect of the Marriage Ruling”

Posted on July 8, 2015 by Heritage Ministries of Kentucky

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Chaos is defined in Webster’s original dictionary as, “confusion; disorder; a state in which the parts are undistinguished”. This describes exactly the state of affairs which the U.S. Supreme Court forced onto us when they ruled that marriage was not between a man and a woman only. This will produce “confusion” and “disorder” the likes of which we have never dreamed of. Consider its effect on society’s structural institutions of the home, the church, and civil government. This decision strikes at the heart of the most basic unit of society, the Home. How can you now define “home”? Is it one husband and three wives; can a man marry his daughter? Could a child marry their pet? Once you change the definition of marriage from being what the Bible teaches (that is, one man and one woman) you remove any exclusiveness in the definition of the relationship. This can only work chaos in families— especially the next generation.