That being said and believe me citations are overwhelming and need not to be mentioned here for sake of space, I have come wonder if old saying, “What you do speaks louder than what you say”, should be in play here.

The newest attack on Christian Right is something about how they have accused SpongeBob Squarepants and his buddy Patrick of being homosexual partners and are pushing gay agenda down throats of children. Remember Teletubbies sounds pretty similar.

Here is an example of liberal critics taken from a letter I received in my email, “I see that once again, "religious right wing" has found a monster in animated clothing, to wit, "SpongeBob." This has happened before. I remember comical furor over "Teletubbies" and aspersions that one of them was "gay." Now target for this same claim is "SpongeBob Squarepants." I don't know their supposed grounds for their claims, but to say that I find this ludicrous is an understatement. This has become an obsession with this part of populace, and obsessions are a fixation on something that one deeply wants but cannot have. I would suggest to "religious right" that they look within themselves for their monsters and grapple with their own secret desires, rather than attacking animated figures that do nothing more than amuse children.”

For fear of an antichrist or Jonestown type experience, leaders hush prophets by whatever means possible; all while, feeling justified. And, people continue to believe whatever they are told.

"And (they) say, If we had been in days of our fathers, we would not have been partakers with them in blood of prophets." Mt. 23:30

Most prophets dare not come out of closet. 'If we talk to God, we are spiritual. If God talks to us, we are scitsophrenic.'

While many truly have a heart for God's people, they error in deciding when, who, and how people can serve (becoming Pharaohs, creating spiritual wounds) when all they would need do is to listen for Spirit and let God sit on their throne. The Spirit cannot lie.

It makes no difference how one is qualified, as faithful is He who calls you, who also will do it. For, it is God who builds HIS church.

Instead, pride is placed upon one's knowledge and abilities; forgetting such will pass away. You might notice who Jesus would become angry with (not spiritually weak, poor, sick, or lame) but leaders who kept them that way.

God will do whatever it takes to make sure those who are saved will be saved. When I asked how many prophecies have to come to pass, God answered, "As many as it takes."