Churches are they shut down for helping illegal migrants churches are there to help homeless

Bible sais not to judgelest you be judged and i thought these churches were there to help homeless

Sad that people are homeless, shouldn't be, governments should be building shelters.

Tax exempt. Leaders with big salaries. Tithing income. Why don’t they provide free/ cheap childcare and house the homeless?? Hypocrites.

Jesus said foxes have holes and birds of the air have nests but the son of man hath not a place to lay his head. Jesus knows.

How does someone let their brain get this fucked up? Unreal

“If Jesus is who he said He was…” said no Christian ever.

God doesn't love everybody. He hates degeneracy.

Then came Collapsible Lung!

Jay Jay is gay and cute 🥰

No they dont..only illegals

Raad said they performed in the Philippines, when and where was it?

Most of the homeless that I have had contact with has family or friends they could go to, but they can’t take their addictions. So they choose being homeless. Can’t help someone that doesn’t want help.

Churches need to start helping the homeless sad to say. Most churches dobt help thta sad remember folk's jesus ia coming vack when he does boy will he be very disappointed

Pale faced Caucasian cave dwelling Heathens natives of nowhere Edomites descendants of Wasted Esau a nation of people God hates acting like they're Gods messengers but their wolves in sheep clothing waling on stolen land trespassing anywhere they go. Why don't they take their ministry to the Indian reservation. Damn devils

I remember my husband and I were homeless, sleeping on the streets, and we slept in front of a church on a walkway that ran around the front of the church against the wall. I woke up and had to pee really bad, so I went in the bushes (it was early in the morning and still dark, I didn't think anyone would be up in the townhomes across the street. But somebody was, obviously saw me and called, because not too long after, a couple of cops stopped by and talked with us. They were very nice, didn't fine or arrest us or anything, but they said somebody called and complained about someone "exposing themselves". Soon after, we noticed that the lights on that front walkway were on constantly - and bright! Another church allowed us to stay in a trailer in their parking lot. One day, we went to a friend's house to do laundry and watch anime. He drove us back to the trailer and we dropped off our stuff and then went to McDonald's for a bite. When we walked back to the church, we saw that the trailer that had our stuff in it, including our fresh laundry, was GONE! Someone had swiped the whole trailer. All of our stuff was gone! Yeah, fortunately, they had a second trailer that they did let us stay in, but they didn't help us get new clothes, or invite us in to a service on Sunday. Eventually, the people who ran that little ministry packed it up and moved away. Fortunately, we were able to go to a motel. And to be fair, church people have helped us, which is good, but like you said, too many have forgotten about our duty to care for the poor. It's sad, but true!

I remember my husband and I were homeless, sleeping on the streets, and we slept in front of a church on a walkway that ran around the front of the church against the wall. I woke up and had to pee really bad, so I went in the bushes (it was early in the morning and still dark, I didn't think anyone would be up in the townhomes across the street. But somebody was, obviously saw me and called, because not too long after, a couple of cops stopped by and talked with us. They were very nice, didn't fine or arrest us or anything, but they said somebody called and complained about someone "exposing themselves". Soon after, we noticed that the lights on that front walkway were on constantly - and bright! Another church allowed us to stay in a trailer in their parking lot. One day, we went to a friend's house to do laundry and watch anime. He drove us back to the trailer and we dropped off our stuff and then went to McDonald's for a bite. When we walked back to the church, we saw that the trailer that had our stuff in it, including our fresh laundry, was GONE! Someone had swiped the whole trailer. All of our stuff was gone! Yeah, fortunately, they had a second trailer that they did let us stay in, but they didn't help us get new clothes, or invite us in to a service on Sunday. Eventually, the people who ran that little ministry packed it up and moved away. Fortunately, we were able to go to a motel. And to be fair, church people have helped us, which is good, but like you said, too many have forgotten about our duty to care for the poor. It's sad, but true!

I remember my husband and I were homeless, sleeping on the streets, and we slept in front of a church on a walkway that ran around the front of the church against the wall. I woke up and had to pee really bad, so I went in the bushes (it was early in the morning and still dark, I didn't think anyone would be up in the townhomes across the street. But somebody was, obviously saw me and called, because not too long after, a couple of cops stopped by and talked with us. They were very nice, didn't fine or arrest us or anything, but they said somebody called and complained about someone "exposing themselves". Soon after, we noticed that the lights on that front walkway were on constantly - and bright! Another church allowed us to stay in a trailer in their parking lot. One day, we went to a friend's house to do laundry and watch anime. He drove us back to the trailer and we dropped off our stuff and then went to McDonald's for a bite. When we walked back to the church, we saw that the trailer that had our stuff in it, including our fresh laundry, was GONE! Someone had swiped the whole trailer. All of our stuff was gone! Yeah, fortunately, they had a second trailer that they did let us stay in, but they didn't help us get new clothes, or invite us in to a service on Sunday. Eventually, the people who ran that little ministry packed it up and moved away. Fortunately, we were able to go to a motel. And to be fair, church people have helped us, which is good, but like you said, too many have forgotten about our duty to care for the poor. It's sad, but true!

I remember my husband and I were homeless, sleeping on the streets, and we slept in front of a church on a walkway that ran around the front of the church against the wall. I woke up and had to pee really bad, so I went in the bushes (it was early in the morning and still dark, I didn't think anyone would be up in the townhomes across the street. But somebody was, obviously saw me and called, because not too long after, a couple of cops stopped by and talked with us. They were very nice, didn't fine or arrest us or anything, but they said somebody called and complained about someone "exposing themselves". Soon after, we noticed that the lights on that front walkway were on constantly - and bright! Another church allowed us to stay in a trailer in their parking lot. One day, we went to a friend's house to do laundry and watch anime. He drove us back to the trailer and we dropped off our stuff and then went to McDonald's for a bite. When we walked back to the church, we saw that the trailer that had our stuff in it, including our fresh laundry, was GONE! Someone had swiped the whole trailer. All of our stuff was gone! Yeah, fortunately, they had a second trailer that they did let us stay in, but they didn't help us get new clothes, or invite us in to a service on Sunday. Eventually, the people who ran that little ministry packed it up and moved away. Fortunately, we were able to go to a motel. And to be fair, church people have helped us, which is good, but like you said, too many have forgotten about our duty to care for the poor. It's sad, but true!

I remember my husband and I were homeless, sleeping on the streets, and we slept in front of a church on a walkway that ran around the front of the church against the wall. I woke up and had to pee really bad, so I went in the bushes (it was early in the morning and still dark, I didn't think anyone would be up in the townhomes across the street. But somebody was, obviously saw me and called, because not too long after, a couple of cops stopped by and talked with us. They were very nice, didn't fine or arrest us or anything, but they said somebody called and complained about someone "exposing themselves". Soon after, we noticed that the lights on that front walkway were on constantly - and bright! Another church allowed us to stay in a trailer in their parking lot. One day, we went to a friend's house to do laundry and watch anime. He drove us back to the trailer and we dropped off our stuff and then went to McDonald's for a bite. When we walked back to the church, we saw that the trailer that had our stuff in it, including our fresh laundry, was GONE! Someone had swiped the whole trailer. All of our stuff was gone! Yeah, fortunately, they had a second trailer that they did let us stay in, but they didn't help us get new clothes, or invite us in to a service on Sunday. Eventually, the people who ran that little ministry packed it up and moved away. Fortunately, we were able to go to a motel. And to be fair, church people have helped us, which is good, but like you said, too many have forgotten about our duty to care for the poor. It's sad, but true!

Christianity is definitely a mental illness.

as an evangelical, i hate westboro's lies from hell. westboro is modern day pharisees!!!

He was so handsome lol

I don't think I've ever met a homeless person who didn't, in some way, want to be homeless. We all have and make choices in our own lives that will, in some way, determine the sort of lives we lead.

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I would rather go back to the Catholic Church. Ugh good bye

We need these guys now more than ever as a counter balance to today's insanity.

Hope your still doing this. Believe or not. We are still watching.

God is amazing 🎉🎉🎉🎉

I learn more towards what you would call agnosticism however ever since I heard 'Son of The Morning' I've been a massive fan of 'Oh, Sleeper'. Once it's both good music and excellent lyricism then you have me as a fan, I don't care who you worship to be honest.

Oh I love the honesty and perspective. Very powerful!!

Always help the homeless people 🙏

Crazy that Lightheaded and Fabulous Saturdays never ended up on a bill together. Both crews were super active in the same area at the same time

God's Blessings.

fuck the christian god 😃

The WBC are not true Christian’s they claim to be Christian’s but they are not the church was founded by a false teacher and what the Westboro baptist church did has made Jesus and god very unhappy

Rip diego, i love you as well gus! Gus and raad always took the time to respond when i wrote them.

I agree

As a Gay man myself, I find it funny how pathetic some people are!

These people are utterly bizarre. They're their to say you're doomed & must repent. But then refuse to talk about salvation at length. Then they say God hates you anyway & only a few elected people are saved, rendering it ultimately pointless in most instances. They make some of the same points atheists do in referring to God's evil nature, just that they side with the dick.

I love Relient K but this was the worst take on depression I’ve ever heard.

If they really wanted to help, they would sue the universities that turned them all into feckless woke leftist robots!

i'm gods fav fag

Not everyone who says Lord Lord will enter into the Kingdom-Jesus Christ

Love your enemies-Jesus Christ

One of the tightest bands i ever seen. I was a kid and i layed in bed that night after the concert going over and over the show in my mind.

according to this clown he was chosen to go to heaven but others were chosen to go to hell.. what a joke!

Matt is such a great songwriter and lyricist. Matt Hoopes seems super down to earth and loved his comments here. Listening to Two Lefts Don't Make a Right was one of the points that made me decide to make music. And all these years later still love their tunes.

He gave his life to Jesus, I will see you soon brother

Great interview