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In the name of fairness and tolerance, many churches, temples, and religious organizations are removing the story of Jesus from their liturgy, effectively escorting Him out the door. His eviction creates a vacuum that is quickly being filled with worthless ideologies, human religious debris, and false notions that Judeo/Christianity is nothing more than a feel-good philosophy about being nice, sweet, and open-minded.

Many churches have become weak, preaching watered-down sermons filled with platitudes and never daring to speak the truth, fearing darkness rather than seeking to conquer it. So-called Christians today crave acceptance from a world steeped in moral decay rather than standing as beacons of light in the darkness. Weak Christians become easy targets for bias and hate because the forces of evil see them as vulnerable.

So, who has stepped in to protect the growing list of victimized Christians? The strong men and women of the clergy?

Why does the Government have to protect Christians and Jews? Let me ask an honest question: Why does the government need to step in to defend Christianity when Almighty God is our protector?

…And your answer is….

Reports have shown an increase in crimes motivated by anti-Christian bias, including vandalism against churches, desecration of cemeteries, and even arson attacks on places of worship. Yet rather than boldly addressing this trend, many churches remain silent, too afraid to challenge the growing hostility toward faith.

The real story of Jesus is far from a mere narrative. Religious leaders scorned Him, conspired against Him, and ultimately executed Him; many believe He willingly gave up His life. He endured the heat, rain, and cold of the Middle Eastern climate. He survived by picking fruit from native trees, gathering grains from fields, and fishing—without modern technology. He cooked over open flames without matches and lived without a home.

Jesus was not timid. He overturned tables laden with heavy coins and drove out the money changers with a whip when they desecrated His Father’s house. He was betrayed by His closest friends, and His dear friend betrayed Him with a kiss. They falsely accused Him and tortured him. Even today, many still want to metaphorically "beat" Jesus—despising His message and rejecting His presence in public life.

The hypocrisy of a Jesus-rejecting society enjoys the benefits but curses the source!

Here is the paradox: I have seen people use Jesus’ name in profanity yet eagerly collect their Christmas bonuses. Atheists openly deny His existence but look forward to their Easter vacations. Many hoard money that says, In God We Trust, while simultaneously working to erase Christian influence from public life. They will swear on the Bible in court but refuse to uphold the moral principles it contains.

Public schools, once places where students recited the Pledge of Allegiance and read the Bible, have now become breeding grounds for violence and moral and sexual confusion. Ever since God was evicted from the education system, America has witnessed a decline in discipline, respect, and truth.

Hate crimes against Christians and Jews are rising, not because they are violent or oppressive, but because they stand for the great I AM and His Holy Book. The world hates the truth that exposes its darkness.

But why is the media silent? The mainstream media rarely reports on anti-Christian and anti-Jewish hate crimes, even though these incidents could fill newspapers daily. Why? The Bible, which encompasses the Torah, the Prophets, and the teachings of Jesus, illuminates the hidden facets of human hearts.

The world does not want to be exposed, so it suppresses the truth.