Jesus: A Revolution Step by Step

Dear Christians: Some, perhaps many of you are pleased that food assistance is being cut off. Some, perhaps many of you are pleased to see Israel taking back Palestine. Perhaps some of you supported such efforts with your votes or finances. Well, you’re in trouble now. These efforts are harming mostly children. Listen to your king, Jesus: “It would be better for him to have a millstone hung around his neck and to be thrown into the sea than to cause one of these little ones to stumble.” If you support the destruction of children, watch your back, Jesus is after you.

Many people claim that Jesus was completely inclusive  of all people,  no matter what. I am sorry to tell you that he was quite judgmental  against wealthy people,  oppressors of the poor,  and he especially rejected those who claimed to follow him  but harmed or ignored those in need.  That’s the line Jesus divided people by,  not their religion or their background. Those who show mercy to the needy And welcome the oppressed And support the poor Are welcome to Jesus’ feast. But those who denied their feast to the hungry, Their health to the sick, Or their finances to the poor, Jesus doesn’t recognize. For Jesus, grace is only extended To those who extend grace.