G. Craige Lewis Shared Some Interesting Spiritual Insight about Superbowl Performance

If you missed an insightful blog entry by preacher and writer, G. Craig Lewis, then you might want to check out the link provided at the end of this blog post. 

Christians who think that there is nothing wrong with compromising their beliefs to support dark entertainers are only stirring God up.  Sooner or later the Creator is going to unleash his wrath, in other words, permit the devil to have his way on some individuals who have large platforms.  Don't be that one who wonders why some of the biggest entertainers fall hard one day.

Christian entertainers, as well as secular ones, have unholy connections.  They are expected to make appearances, show support, and more all in the name of masters who worship dark gods.  By doing these things, believers abandon biblical precepts and don't fear God.  They begin to act comfortable in their own "sin" and skin, and will not hesitate to defend their actions often negatively.  They will accuse those who do hold them accountable to godly standards of being jealous, hostile, etc.  Rather than permitting God's truth to set them free, they stay bound to money, fame, power, etc. 

One day these chart-topping entertainers' years of work will mean nothing, so I have heard in the Spirit, and they will feel miserable asking themselves, "Why did I sell out the gospel of Christ for this?"  Believers that walk on two sides of the fence are nothing more than a modern day Judas who thinks about committing suicide before he or she actually does it through over-eating, pill-popping, heavy drinking/partying and more.  They must confess wickedness before the Lord and repent while they still have time!

Check out the Superbowl 2013 commentary about "that blond female entertainer" who does all sorts of things to remain relevant to the masses, see here:  G. Craige