Perversion At The Schoolhouse Door
Carter Conlon warns that America is under God's judgment due to societal perversion, especially targeting children, and calls believers to live righteously as a remedy and testimony.
This sermon addresses the current state of America, emphasizing that the nation is under the judgment of God due to societal perversion and challenges to God's honor. Drawing parallels to the biblical accounts of Sodom and Gomorrah, the speaker warns of the consequences of moral decay and societal rebellion. Despite the grim outlook, there is a message of hope for those who choose to turn to Jesus Christ for salvation and transformation.
Sermon Outline
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- America is under God's judgment now
- Signs of judgment are undeniable
- Perversion at the schoolhouse door marks the limit of God's patience
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- Historical parallel with Israel's rebellion in Isaiah's time
- God's repeated discipline met with continued revolt
- Only a righteous remnant remains to hold back utter depravity
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- Current societal confusion in government, morality, economy, and military
- Deuteronomy 28's warnings unfolding in America today
- The nation is following the sequence of God's judgment
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- Pattern of judgment seen in Sodom and Gomorrah
- Perversion openly challenges God's honor
- Call to righteous living and hope despite the darkness
Key Quotes
“When perversion arrives at the schoolhouse door, then we have come to the end.” — Carter Conlon
“Unless the Lord of hosts had left us a very small remnant, we would have become like Sodom, and we would have been made like Gomorrah.” — Carter Conlon
“We're living in an evil time, folks. Let's make no mistake about this. This is an evil day we're now living in.” — Carter Conlon
Application Points
- Live a righteous life as a testimony and restraining force against societal evil.
- Stay rooted in prayer and Scripture to hear God's voice in confusing times.
- Be vigilant and protect the innocence of children from harmful agendas.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Carter Conlon mean by 'perversion at the schoolhouse door'?
He refers to the moral corruption and sexual perversion being introduced to children in schools, such as drag queens reading to kindergartners and gender confusion agendas.
Is America truly under God's judgment according to this sermon?
Yes, Carter Conlon asserts that America is no longer close to judgment but is currently under God's judgment due to widespread rebellion and sin.
What biblical examples does the speaker use to illustrate God's judgment?
He references Israel's rebellion in Isaiah's time, the warnings in Deuteronomy 28, and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah in Genesis 18-19.
What hope is offered to believers in this message?
Believers are encouraged to live righteous lives, remain faithful, and trust that God will protect and use them as a light in dark times.
How should Christians respond to the current moral crisis?
Christians should live righteously, pray, read the Word, and be a testimony of God's goodness despite societal decline.