Push to normalise LGBTQIA+ alienates majority

Or when a teacher who spoke against transgender-pronoun policy was suspended by the school system?

Or when Burger King announces it will donate a portion of the proceeds from its new chicken sandwich to the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the largest LGBTIQA+ advocacy group in the U.S.?

Or when Marvel comics celebrates the 80th anniversary of Captain America by introducing a brand-new superhero, Aaron Fischer, who is gay?

Or when we see websites devoted to subjects like this: "Twenty-Five of my favourite lesbians and bisexual women in superhero comics?"

Or when a couple asks for wisdom in dealing with their 19-year-old granddaughter, who just came out as lesbian and announced that she is "marrying" her partner?

Or when a student asks what to do when her teachers promote gay activism but will not allow her Christian views in the class?

Or when Netflix offers every kind of degrading material imaginable-including hardcore pornography and an entire LGBTIQA+ movie collection?

Or when Kellogg's introduces LGBTIQA+ themed cereal for Pride month?

Or when the children's cartoon Rugrats is being relaunched with Betty, the mother of two of the main characters, being portrayed as a lesbian single mom?

Or when proclaiming "Jesus is Lord" is dangerous?

The truth be told, the examples in the list above could be multiplied by 100 (literally), and we would still not be scratching the surface of the aggressive Alphabet+ ideology agenda we are facing, from our schools to the courts and from the movies to social media.

And like it or not, all this is coming to a church, school, workplace, or family near you.