Religion in America is big business,
With scads of money, power and fame,
Where egos are inflated and positions coveted,
And the concern for success is the same.
Once the focus was on God's glory and truth,
But now it's all about making a sale,
Market-driven churches in utter abandonment,
Do whatever it takes to keep customers in their jail.
Be warned, for false doctrine and worldliness,
Always go hand in hand,
Where worldly ways lead the way,
And true Christianity is banned.
The modernists aimed not to destroy,
But to make Christianity more palatable,
But it cannot be done, for when it becomes acceptable,
It has ceased to be Christianity, truly terrible.
About Brandan Kraft
Brandan Kraft grew up in the Missouri Ozarks town of Potosi and has worked in Information Technology since 1998. He began publishing Christian writing online in 1997 with the website bornagain.net, which later developed into PristineGrace.org.
Through Pristine Grace, Brandan writes and teaches from a sovereign grace perspective, emphasizing Christ’s finished work, the sufficiency of the Gospel, and the rest that flows from God’s gracious initiative rather than religious striving. His teaching is Scripture-centered, pastoral in tone, and shaped by real life rather than controversy or debate.
Brandan is a full stack developer involved in other projects besides Pristine Grace. You can read about his other projects and background at bkraft.org.
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