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All of us have been exposed to a false gospel which says we can have the joy of Christian peace without embracing the sacrificed Christian life described in Chapter 12 of St. Paul’s letter to the Romans. This promise of false joy is built upon a lie and hand-crafted to appeal to our vanity. In it, Christian peace is ripped from its proper place in God’s perfect time-table, and we are led to believe that we can enjoy heaven on earth by building a cocoon of temporary comfort around ourselves. For example, our church is surrounded by thousands of people, and every Sunday morning the majority of them choose to spend more time with their pillows or eat too much breakfast or watch one more screen. We should look at their behavior, their open rebellion against their Creator, in the same way we would look at a newly discovered tribe on some remote island found worshipping the Sun: both are lost, both need to be found. In fact, the Sun-worshipping tribe is in a much better position because at least they are looking for a god outside of themselves rather than religiously feeding the insatiable appetites of human desire in a doomed attempt to find meaning. While this situation is tragic, we are blessed that our mission field is right outside our doors, filled with people who are consumed by lies and inoculated against Christianity’s true nature by all the pastors turned adult daycare workers tripping over themselves to dilute the gospel with sweet tasting poison. We are blessed that after placing our souls and bodies on God’s altar, we are now prepared to be God’s means of drawing the lost tribes of Fayette County back to Him.