In recent months I've written a number of articles detailing how fulfilled prophecies have proved the Bible to be the Word of God. One such example being the 7-fold prophecy of the destruction of Tyre as recorded in Ezekiel chapter 26. The chances of all 7 coming true would be 1 in millions, but it all came to pass just as the Bible predicted.
There is another evidence of the Bible's veracity that is often neglected, perhaps because it has a certain degree of subjectivity surrounding it. Anyway, I'll outline this before my readers now and they can judge for themselves if this is, indeed, valid evidence.
Last September when the new academic year started, a student entered the halls of residence at a university in Wales. As he went into his room he noticed a Gideon Bible. In his words "it made me feel uncomfortable" and, as a result of this, the students voted to ban Gideon Bibles from the halls of residence.
The question I ask myself is simply this: "If the Bible is just a collection of stories, as many people claim, why did this student feel uncomfortable?" If I noticed a copy of Aesop's Fables in a hotel room I wouldn't "feel uncomfortable", I would probably read it and have a good laugh over it. I certainly wouldn't go on some kind of crusade against it and campaign to have it banned; and yet that is what these students did with the Bible. What does that suggest to me?
It suggests that the Bible really is the Word of God and that it's very presence reminds people of several facts:
1. The fact that there is a God to whom we must give account (Romans 14 v 12).
2. The fact that we have all done wrong and need to get right with God (Romans 3 v 10 and 23).
3. The fact that if we don't get right with God there is a price to pay - for all eternity (2nd Thess 1 v 7-9).
Often when I'm on a train or bus I will read the Bible quietly to myself without disturbing anyone. Yet, while I'm doing so, I'm aware that people sitting nearby are bristling with discomfort. Why is this? Again - because, deep down, we all know that the Bible is not just "a book of stories". It IS what it claims to be - the very Word of the living God. Everything God has to say to us is contained within the pages of this precious book.
In the light of that fact, we do well to read it, study it, digest it and respond to it's truths by repenting of our sins and accepting Christ as our Lord and Saviour.
Thursday, 20 August 2015
Tuesday, 11 August 2015
An addiction worth having
Sometimes when I walk past a shop or office block I see staff members outside having a smoke. They are "enjoying" a smoke break kindly granted to them by their employer for the simple reason that they are so addicted to nicotine that, if such a break was not granted them, they would be climbing up the walls.
These poor creatures simply cannot last an hour without their "fix". Similarly, there are people addicted to alcohol; they, too, can't seem to go for more than a few hours without imbibing booze. Others are addicted to various drugs which are destroying them but, because they are in the grip of these drugs, they cannot break free - unless of course they submit to the lordship of Christ in their lives, and know the true freedom that only He can give (And ye shall now the truth, and the truth shall make you free - John 8 v 32 ).
As a general principle addictions are bad because they control us; however, there is one addiction that it is good to have -to be addicted to reading the Bible, the infallible Word of God.
Every morning I try to make the time to read a chapter each of the Old and New Testament. I also keep a copy of the Bible or, at least a New Testament, with me at all times during the day so that I can read it when I'm on a bus/train or when I'm having a tea break.
I read the Bible systematically from Genesis to Malachi in the OT, and from Matthew to Revelation in the NT. This means that over the years I've read through the entire Bible (King James Version) more times than I can keep count. I don't say these things to boast; it is the Lord who has blessed me, not only with eyes to see and read, but also with desire to read His Word. In short, I'm addicted to reading it - I can't seem to go more than a couple of waking hours without doing so.
One may ask - "if you've read the whole Bible through why do you start again and keep reading it?" That is a fair question; after all, one doesn't read the same novel over and over again. The answer to this question is simple - the Bible IS NOT an ordinary book; it is not even just a book of good stories that help us through life - it is the Inspired, Infallible, Inerrant, Invincible and Indestructible Word of the Living God.
Everything that God wants us to know is contained within the pages of this wonderful book. If any Christian is reading this article and doesn't feel the same sense of thrill as I do when reading the Bible, or doesn't "suffer" the same addiction to read it, then I can only suggest that they ask the Lord to give them a desire to be reading it. Ask God to give you such a strong sense of need that you simply must pick it up at regular times and devour it's contents. Why is this? The answer is found in the Bible viz.:
"The entrance of thy words giveth light, it giveth understanding unto the simple" - Psalm 119 v 130.
These poor creatures simply cannot last an hour without their "fix". Similarly, there are people addicted to alcohol; they, too, can't seem to go for more than a few hours without imbibing booze. Others are addicted to various drugs which are destroying them but, because they are in the grip of these drugs, they cannot break free - unless of course they submit to the lordship of Christ in their lives, and know the true freedom that only He can give (And ye shall now the truth, and the truth shall make you free - John 8 v 32 ).
As a general principle addictions are bad because they control us; however, there is one addiction that it is good to have -to be addicted to reading the Bible, the infallible Word of God.
Every morning I try to make the time to read a chapter each of the Old and New Testament. I also keep a copy of the Bible or, at least a New Testament, with me at all times during the day so that I can read it when I'm on a bus/train or when I'm having a tea break.
I read the Bible systematically from Genesis to Malachi in the OT, and from Matthew to Revelation in the NT. This means that over the years I've read through the entire Bible (King James Version) more times than I can keep count. I don't say these things to boast; it is the Lord who has blessed me, not only with eyes to see and read, but also with desire to read His Word. In short, I'm addicted to reading it - I can't seem to go more than a couple of waking hours without doing so.
One may ask - "if you've read the whole Bible through why do you start again and keep reading it?" That is a fair question; after all, one doesn't read the same novel over and over again. The answer to this question is simple - the Bible IS NOT an ordinary book; it is not even just a book of good stories that help us through life - it is the Inspired, Infallible, Inerrant, Invincible and Indestructible Word of the Living God.
Everything that God wants us to know is contained within the pages of this wonderful book. If any Christian is reading this article and doesn't feel the same sense of thrill as I do when reading the Bible, or doesn't "suffer" the same addiction to read it, then I can only suggest that they ask the Lord to give them a desire to be reading it. Ask God to give you such a strong sense of need that you simply must pick it up at regular times and devour it's contents. Why is this? The answer is found in the Bible viz.:
"The entrance of thy words giveth light, it giveth understanding unto the simple" - Psalm 119 v 130.
Wednesday, 5 August 2015
Opportunities abound for the Gospel
In 1st Corinthians 16 v 9 the Apostle Paul said: "For a great door and effectual is opened unto me, and there are many adversaries".
What was Paul saying? Simply this - that he had many opportunities to tell others about Jesus (and, no doubt, took them gladly) but, along with the open door to spread the Gospel, there was also opposition. That is my own experience too.
I was saved on Sept. 13, 1975 and, shortly afterwards, came across Christians who believed in spreading the word through Gospel tracts. The Lord gave me a desire to do the same and, encouraged by a friend who worked in a Christian bookshop, I obtained large quantities of "Chick books". I used to leave these in phone boxes (those were the days, before mobile phones took over our lives) and other public places. I also used to leave them in the toilets at my workplace. (You can laugh but a bloke, Roy, got saved and his wife, who was a backslider, was restored to rightful fellowship with God). Of course, if one was to leave tracts in a workplace these days it would probably result in dismissal, such is the opposition that we face today; and that brings me to the point of this article.
Over the years it has been my privilege to be involved in street evangelism. I rarely do public street preaching but mainly give out tracts as people walk past. To be fair, most people are polite and don't seem to mind being offered tracts as long as I don't pursue them when they've declined. However, despite my calm and inoffensive manner, there have been people who clearly don't like what I'm doing. I often get sour looks or even looks of pity and contempt. Sometimes people will say bad swear words or accuse me of being a "nut case".
Moreover, although I've not had any trouble with coppers, there was a council jobsworth on Broadstairs sea front, a few years ago, who insisted that I needed permission to "give out religious leaflets" and called the police when I refused to move on. To be fair to them, although a copper did come to investigate, he took no action when he saw what I was doing.
However, as this country moves from being post-Christian to anti-Christian we can expect more opposition. I read, yesterday, of an attempt by Manchester City Council to outlaw street preaching; moreover, evangelists are being routinely challenged by council officials, and there have even been occasions when evangelists have been nicked by over-zealous coppers. This opposition is likely to increase with government plans to introduce EDOs. These will give officials the power to stop, and even arrest, street preachers who are "deemed to be extreme". As many biblical teachings are considered extreme by opponents of the Gospel, this will lead to the police and council officials unleashing a wave of persecution against evangelists.
When that persecution comes what will be our response? While we shouldn't deliberately seek to provoke people, we also shouldn't behave like chocolate soldiers and melt at the sound of battle. Are we going to be chocolate soldiers or soldiers of the cross? That is the stark choice that is being presented to us even as I write this article.
May the Lord give us grace to stand firmly for Him in these dark (but exciting) days.
"Go into all the world (including the local High Street) and preach the Gospel" Mark 16 v 15
What was Paul saying? Simply this - that he had many opportunities to tell others about Jesus (and, no doubt, took them gladly) but, along with the open door to spread the Gospel, there was also opposition. That is my own experience too.
I was saved on Sept. 13, 1975 and, shortly afterwards, came across Christians who believed in spreading the word through Gospel tracts. The Lord gave me a desire to do the same and, encouraged by a friend who worked in a Christian bookshop, I obtained large quantities of "Chick books". I used to leave these in phone boxes (those were the days, before mobile phones took over our lives) and other public places. I also used to leave them in the toilets at my workplace. (You can laugh but a bloke, Roy, got saved and his wife, who was a backslider, was restored to rightful fellowship with God). Of course, if one was to leave tracts in a workplace these days it would probably result in dismissal, such is the opposition that we face today; and that brings me to the point of this article.
Over the years it has been my privilege to be involved in street evangelism. I rarely do public street preaching but mainly give out tracts as people walk past. To be fair, most people are polite and don't seem to mind being offered tracts as long as I don't pursue them when they've declined. However, despite my calm and inoffensive manner, there have been people who clearly don't like what I'm doing. I often get sour looks or even looks of pity and contempt. Sometimes people will say bad swear words or accuse me of being a "nut case".
Moreover, although I've not had any trouble with coppers, there was a council jobsworth on Broadstairs sea front, a few years ago, who insisted that I needed permission to "give out religious leaflets" and called the police when I refused to move on. To be fair to them, although a copper did come to investigate, he took no action when he saw what I was doing.
However, as this country moves from being post-Christian to anti-Christian we can expect more opposition. I read, yesterday, of an attempt by Manchester City Council to outlaw street preaching; moreover, evangelists are being routinely challenged by council officials, and there have even been occasions when evangelists have been nicked by over-zealous coppers. This opposition is likely to increase with government plans to introduce EDOs. These will give officials the power to stop, and even arrest, street preachers who are "deemed to be extreme". As many biblical teachings are considered extreme by opponents of the Gospel, this will lead to the police and council officials unleashing a wave of persecution against evangelists.
When that persecution comes what will be our response? While we shouldn't deliberately seek to provoke people, we also shouldn't behave like chocolate soldiers and melt at the sound of battle. Are we going to be chocolate soldiers or soldiers of the cross? That is the stark choice that is being presented to us even as I write this article.
May the Lord give us grace to stand firmly for Him in these dark (but exciting) days.
"Go into all the world (including the local High Street) and preach the Gospel" Mark 16 v 15
Tuesday, 14 July 2015
It was the Lord's will to harden their hearts ( see Joshua 11 v 20).
Most Wednesdays I take a Bible study group and recently we went through the book of Joshua. As we studied it chapter by chapter we noted how God had opened the Jordan river to allow the Israelites, under Joshua, to cross on dry land. We also noted how they launched a campaign of warfare to capture the promised land.
Using Gigal as their base they struck out to the Southern and Northern areas of this land and defeated many tribal groups. When we looked at Chapter 11 we came across a very interesting verse (20) which basically taught that it was God's will to harden the hearts of the tribal groups in that area so that they would come against the Israelites; this then provoked the Israelites to defeat them so completely that they were shown no mercy, and were annihilated.
This verse presents many people with a problem and even Christians find themselves being perplexed. They reason thus: "if it was God's will to harden their hearts so that they would attack Israel how can they be blamed for doing so, and how can it be just for the Israelites to wipe them out without mercy".
This is the same line of reasoning that we read about in Romans chapter 9. In this chapter (verses 9-18) we read of how God chose Jacob and not Esau and that God shows mercy to whom He wishes to show mercy "and whom He wishes, He hardens". In verse 19 we read of an objection very similar to that contained in the previous paragraph of this article viz. "how can that be fair?".
The answer given in Romans 9 verse 20 is the same answer I would give to those who object to Joshua 11 v 20 - "who are you, o man, to answer back to God?".
If God, in His sovereignty chooses to show mercy to some and not others then that is His prerogative. If He chooses to show mercy to Saul the persecutor of Christians, and covert him to the Christian faith then that is His prerogative. If God chooses not to show mercy to Herod (in Acts chapter 12) but rather to slay him, so that he was eaten by worms, then that is God's prerogative.
What we need to remember is simply this - God does not owe His mercy to anybody. He would be perfectly just to damn us all for all eternity. The fact that He chooses to show mercy by opening peoples' spiritual eyes and implanting the gift of faith is purely down to His infinite kindness and goodness.
As the Bible says: "It is of the Lord's mercies we are not consumed, His compassions they fail not, they are new every morning. Great is thy faithfulness." Lamentations 3 v 22-23.
Using Gigal as their base they struck out to the Southern and Northern areas of this land and defeated many tribal groups. When we looked at Chapter 11 we came across a very interesting verse (20) which basically taught that it was God's will to harden the hearts of the tribal groups in that area so that they would come against the Israelites; this then provoked the Israelites to defeat them so completely that they were shown no mercy, and were annihilated.
This verse presents many people with a problem and even Christians find themselves being perplexed. They reason thus: "if it was God's will to harden their hearts so that they would attack Israel how can they be blamed for doing so, and how can it be just for the Israelites to wipe them out without mercy".
This is the same line of reasoning that we read about in Romans chapter 9. In this chapter (verses 9-18) we read of how God chose Jacob and not Esau and that God shows mercy to whom He wishes to show mercy "and whom He wishes, He hardens". In verse 19 we read of an objection very similar to that contained in the previous paragraph of this article viz. "how can that be fair?".
The answer given in Romans 9 verse 20 is the same answer I would give to those who object to Joshua 11 v 20 - "who are you, o man, to answer back to God?".
If God, in His sovereignty chooses to show mercy to some and not others then that is His prerogative. If He chooses to show mercy to Saul the persecutor of Christians, and covert him to the Christian faith then that is His prerogative. If God chooses not to show mercy to Herod (in Acts chapter 12) but rather to slay him, so that he was eaten by worms, then that is God's prerogative.
What we need to remember is simply this - God does not owe His mercy to anybody. He would be perfectly just to damn us all for all eternity. The fact that He chooses to show mercy by opening peoples' spiritual eyes and implanting the gift of faith is purely down to His infinite kindness and goodness.
As the Bible says: "It is of the Lord's mercies we are not consumed, His compassions they fail not, they are new every morning. Great is thy faithfulness." Lamentations 3 v 22-23.
Friday, 10 July 2015
Evolution encourages racism
We all know that the discredited "theory" of evolution (there is not even enough evidence for it to be dignified with the term "theory") is so ridiculous it would be funny if it were not so serious, but what makes it so dangerous is that it encourages racism. How is this?
The poor creatures who hold to this view believe that man has evolved from lower life forms into the intelligent being he is today; they believe that a line can be established from ape like creatures into modern man. Indeed, I can remember, as a kid, looking at a "science" text book with these fancy drawings showing this to be so. What the writer of the attached article didn't say is that these ape like creatures were drawn up from fossil remains that were scattered over a wide area and could have come from several different creatures. To put these fossil remains together and create a drawing of an ape/man in order to promote a "scientific" fact is delving into the realms of fantasy.
Darwin believed that because man has supposedly evolved from lower life forms then the races are different from one another in levels of intelligence. He believed that blacks had a lower level of intelligence than whites because, in his misguided opinion, blacks had not evolved into the same level of intelligence and higher life forms as whites. I would challenge readers to google "Was Darwin a racist" and see for themselves that what I am writing actually took place. Darwin really was a racist because his "findings" naturally led him to the conclusion that whites were more intelligent than blacks - it is the logical consequence of the evolutionary "theory".
Not only is this deeply offensive to blacks but it is also virulently opposed to Biblical truth. In the Bible we read that God created man in His image. As we read through God's word we see that all people are precious in His sight. We read that we are all the same as regards to our fallen state with no race of people being any different than another. We also read that God loves all races and doesn't reserve a special place for whites contrary to the belief of the South African Dutch Reformed Church, (AKA the much deformed church), which, at one time, mis-used the Bible to justify apartheid. I trust that they have now moved away from their racist past.
As a Christian evangelist it has been my joy, over the years, to meet many Christians who truly love Christ and His word. I have met White, Black and Asian Christians who are identified by one label only - Christians - followers of Christ; skin colour has no part to play in their conversion to Christ and their daily walk with Him.
Indeed, the Lord Jesus commanded us to "go into all the world and preach the Gospel to everyone" - he did not make any distinction between different "races" of people but wants all to hear the Gospel and for all to be saved through the only way of salvation - faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour. As the Bible says "There is salvation in none other, for there is none other name, under Heaven, given among people, whereby we must be saved" - Acts 4 v 12.
The poor creatures who hold to this view believe that man has evolved from lower life forms into the intelligent being he is today; they believe that a line can be established from ape like creatures into modern man. Indeed, I can remember, as a kid, looking at a "science" text book with these fancy drawings showing this to be so. What the writer of the attached article didn't say is that these ape like creatures were drawn up from fossil remains that were scattered over a wide area and could have come from several different creatures. To put these fossil remains together and create a drawing of an ape/man in order to promote a "scientific" fact is delving into the realms of fantasy.
Darwin believed that because man has supposedly evolved from lower life forms then the races are different from one another in levels of intelligence. He believed that blacks had a lower level of intelligence than whites because, in his misguided opinion, blacks had not evolved into the same level of intelligence and higher life forms as whites. I would challenge readers to google "Was Darwin a racist" and see for themselves that what I am writing actually took place. Darwin really was a racist because his "findings" naturally led him to the conclusion that whites were more intelligent than blacks - it is the logical consequence of the evolutionary "theory".
Not only is this deeply offensive to blacks but it is also virulently opposed to Biblical truth. In the Bible we read that God created man in His image. As we read through God's word we see that all people are precious in His sight. We read that we are all the same as regards to our fallen state with no race of people being any different than another. We also read that God loves all races and doesn't reserve a special place for whites contrary to the belief of the South African Dutch Reformed Church, (AKA the much deformed church), which, at one time, mis-used the Bible to justify apartheid. I trust that they have now moved away from their racist past.
As a Christian evangelist it has been my joy, over the years, to meet many Christians who truly love Christ and His word. I have met White, Black and Asian Christians who are identified by one label only - Christians - followers of Christ; skin colour has no part to play in their conversion to Christ and their daily walk with Him.
Indeed, the Lord Jesus commanded us to "go into all the world and preach the Gospel to everyone" - he did not make any distinction between different "races" of people but wants all to hear the Gospel and for all to be saved through the only way of salvation - faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour. As the Bible says "There is salvation in none other, for there is none other name, under Heaven, given among people, whereby we must be saved" - Acts 4 v 12.
Saturday, 4 July 2015
Greek catastrophe - proof the Bible is true.
This blog is in no way political but where there is a clear example of how current events prove the Bible then I will write about it here. The latest such event to prove that the Bible is true is the dreadful catastrophe in Greece.
That country has been brought to the point of bankruptcy and millions of people are suffering, why is this? The answer is simple - their prime minister is an atheist.
The Bible teaches that atheists are fools (Psalm 14 v 1) and when Greece decided to elect such a person to run the country then the writing was always going to be on the wall ( and that saying comes from the Bible also, the book of Daniel; reader - see if you can find the reference).
Because atheists don't believe they are accountable to God they behave with breathtaking arrogance and refuse to see reason. They simply will not listen to anybody else's point of view even when such views are backed up with clear evidence as in this case. The evidence for the collapse of the Greek economy has been there for the government to see and yet, given that the PM is an atheist he has continued to pursue a path which has led to this crisis.
I'm not in the least surprised that this has happened. Atheists have a long history of ignoring evidence (that's why they are atheists). They ignore the evidence that there is a God; they ignore the evidence that Jesus is the Son of God, and they ignore the clear, and indisputable proof that the Bible is the inspired and inerrant Word of God.
Why is it that these poor creatures behave in this way? The answer is simple - the devil has blinded and enslaved them. He has caught them and is dangling them like a puppeteer dangles his puppet on a string. If these fools wish to ignore God and end up in Hell then that is their lookout; however, when the consequences are dreadful suffering for millions of people (as in Greece) then that is a profound tragedy indeed. All of the awful suffering of the Greeks over this matter proves beyond any reasonable doubt that the Bible is true - elect an atheist to office and everybody suffers for it, why? because atheists are fools that cannot see reason.
My only hope is that the Greek PM will yet see the error of his ways, that he will yet repent of his folly and turn to Christ for the salvation of his soul. Then, perhaps, Greece might have a secure future.
That country has been brought to the point of bankruptcy and millions of people are suffering, why is this? The answer is simple - their prime minister is an atheist.
The Bible teaches that atheists are fools (Psalm 14 v 1) and when Greece decided to elect such a person to run the country then the writing was always going to be on the wall ( and that saying comes from the Bible also, the book of Daniel; reader - see if you can find the reference).
Because atheists don't believe they are accountable to God they behave with breathtaking arrogance and refuse to see reason. They simply will not listen to anybody else's point of view even when such views are backed up with clear evidence as in this case. The evidence for the collapse of the Greek economy has been there for the government to see and yet, given that the PM is an atheist he has continued to pursue a path which has led to this crisis.
I'm not in the least surprised that this has happened. Atheists have a long history of ignoring evidence (that's why they are atheists). They ignore the evidence that there is a God; they ignore the evidence that Jesus is the Son of God, and they ignore the clear, and indisputable proof that the Bible is the inspired and inerrant Word of God.
Why is it that these poor creatures behave in this way? The answer is simple - the devil has blinded and enslaved them. He has caught them and is dangling them like a puppeteer dangles his puppet on a string. If these fools wish to ignore God and end up in Hell then that is their lookout; however, when the consequences are dreadful suffering for millions of people (as in Greece) then that is a profound tragedy indeed. All of the awful suffering of the Greeks over this matter proves beyond any reasonable doubt that the Bible is true - elect an atheist to office and everybody suffers for it, why? because atheists are fools that cannot see reason.
My only hope is that the Greek PM will yet see the error of his ways, that he will yet repent of his folly and turn to Christ for the salvation of his soul. Then, perhaps, Greece might have a secure future.
Thursday, 2 July 2015
The delusions of Bruce Jenner
Bruce Jenner was a Gold Medal decathlete at the 1976 Olympic Games and was, clearly, every inch a man who was worthy to be called such.
However, a few months ago he showed up on the front page of a particularly vile magazine claiming to be a woman and demanding to be called Caitlyn.
I have no animosity for this poor creature only a deep sense of pity, he is obviously deluding himself. How can it be that a person born a man can suddenly claim himself to be a woman. He is NOT a woman - all he has done is to pay a doctor to mutilate his body, thereby wasting money that could have been used to treat a person who was suffering from a serious illness.
This man should rejoice in the creation of God and stop deluding himself that he can choose his own gender - he can't.
What makes this matter worse is that so many people are queueing up to give their approval to this act of gross wickedness even, no doubt, apostate ministers who think more of popularity than of being faithful to the inspired, infallible and inerrant word of God - the Bible.
God is sovereign, He chooses the birth that we will have; He chooses what sex we will be; He chooses where we will be born and who our parents will be (one man and one woman, not 2 men or 2 women) and woe betide us if we dare to challenge Him on this whole matter of sexuality, such people will face a serious judgement.
When a person claims to be able to change their sex they are, in effect, telling God He has made a mistake - which is blasphemy.
I truly hope that Bruce Jenner (not Caitlyn) will see the error of his ways, that he will repent and accept Christ as his Lord and Saviour. The same applies to all people who think they can tell God He has made a mistake. Bruce Jenner needs to take a good hard look at himself and get right with God.
I close by quoting a line from Daniel 4 v 35 (in this chapter the king, Nebuchadnezzar, thought he was in control of his own destiny and was full of pride and arrogance, but God brought him down until he acknowledged his sin):
God ".....does as He pleases, and no-one can say to Him, what are you doing".
However, a few months ago he showed up on the front page of a particularly vile magazine claiming to be a woman and demanding to be called Caitlyn.
I have no animosity for this poor creature only a deep sense of pity, he is obviously deluding himself. How can it be that a person born a man can suddenly claim himself to be a woman. He is NOT a woman - all he has done is to pay a doctor to mutilate his body, thereby wasting money that could have been used to treat a person who was suffering from a serious illness.
This man should rejoice in the creation of God and stop deluding himself that he can choose his own gender - he can't.
What makes this matter worse is that so many people are queueing up to give their approval to this act of gross wickedness even, no doubt, apostate ministers who think more of popularity than of being faithful to the inspired, infallible and inerrant word of God - the Bible.
God is sovereign, He chooses the birth that we will have; He chooses what sex we will be; He chooses where we will be born and who our parents will be (one man and one woman, not 2 men or 2 women) and woe betide us if we dare to challenge Him on this whole matter of sexuality, such people will face a serious judgement.
When a person claims to be able to change their sex they are, in effect, telling God He has made a mistake - which is blasphemy.
I truly hope that Bruce Jenner (not Caitlyn) will see the error of his ways, that he will repent and accept Christ as his Lord and Saviour. The same applies to all people who think they can tell God He has made a mistake. Bruce Jenner needs to take a good hard look at himself and get right with God.
I close by quoting a line from Daniel 4 v 35 (in this chapter the king, Nebuchadnezzar, thought he was in control of his own destiny and was full of pride and arrogance, but God brought him down until he acknowledged his sin):
God ".....does as He pleases, and no-one can say to Him, what are you doing".
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