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Chuck Baker is Right! Well, I am. What I mean is that my friends always joke that I’m always right (or at least I think I am). The thing is I don’t say anything, unless I know I’m right. So it's not that I’m right about everything, but usually when I speak I know what I’m talking about. My dad always said, “Don’t speak unless you know your right.” This blog includes many subjects like religion, politics, business, movies, sports, and more. On the left you will see options to search this blog, see popular posts, a catalog of posts, and favorite links. Please check out my YouTube channel by clicking on the link under favorite links.

Easter Worshippers

So President Obama and Hillary Clinton sent condolences to the Muslim community when the attack in New Zealand happened, but with the attack in Sri Lanka they sent condolences to Easter Worshippers and Tourists and not to Christians.   While I agree this is obviously a slight against Christians, it is unfortunately somewhat true.  Fact is we have many "Christians" who only show up to church on Easter and Christmas.   I heard an interview with someone in France who said Nortre Dame was their church.  That they go to church there every Easter and Christmas.  And it was obvious in the interview that was the only time they went to church.

I'm not passing judgement on those that only go to church on Easter and Christmas.  Only God knows their heart and their faith.  Fact of the matter is I don't go to church as often due to my work schedule and other personal factors.  But in the New Zealand attack most if not all of the Muslims kiiled were devout worshippers.  They are worshipping and serving weekly if not daily in their mosques.   But many Christians in the world are just showing up during major holidays and not really serving or living the Christian life.  It is the reason we see the Muslim faith growing faster than the Christian faith.  And it will someday be the dominant religion in the world if the Christian church continues in its lukewarm direction.