A short spoken reflection by Rylee Meek arguing that many in America accept Jesus as savior but resist submitting to him as Lord. She recounts a personal anecdote—seeing a church flying a rainbow flag—which stirred anger and led her to cite Isaiah 5:20; she frames this as evidence of apostasy within the Christian community.
I think a lot of people in America want Jesus as savior, but so few of us want him as lord of our life. Right. And. And when this hit me, I'd mentioned it. I did this episode a couple years ago. It hit me because, you know, I was driving home, and I. I went past this church that had this huge rainbow flag flying in front of it, and it was just like this just feeling of, like, anger. I want to think of it as a righteous anger inside of me, though, where it's just like, what is going on? What is going on? And I thought of Isaiah 5:20, where it says, woe to those who call good or evil good and good evil. Right. And there is just such a. An apostasy that's. That's obviously been taking place within the Christian community since, literally, Jesus.
