Mario Murillo Fire & Glory: Do Not Call Evil Good and Good Evil (Isaiah 5:20)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 28/04/2022

Mario Murillo Fire & Glory: Do Not Call Evil Good and Good Evil (Isaiah 5:20)
Mario speaks to Peter & Trisha on June 9, 2020. Quotes: Trisha: “In your book, “Vessels of Fire and Glory,” you quoted Charles Finney when he said, “If Satan rules in our halls of legislation, the pulpit is responsible for that.” I believe that really is a true statement because many have said, “Church and government need to be separate.” I don't see that in the word of God. The church needs to stand up for righteousness, deal with social issues and say, “What does the word say about this thing?” If the word says it's wrong, that is good enough for me. The Bible says, “Don't call evil good and good evil” (Isaiah 5:20).

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Mario Murillo
I was raised inner city, I know how it feels when you think there is no way out of the mess that you are living in. But what I believe is, is that before you as a pastor choose sides in this debate, that you've got to look the children in the eye and say, “What am I going to give them hope with? Am I going to make them obsessed with the past or am I going to teach them by the word of God?" 

I know a lot of people think that Kenneth Hagin is controversial and I'm going to walk with this very carefully, but people look at brother Hagin and they think, here was a man that taught us that we could make money, here's a man that taught us we could get rid of sniffles on demand, that's not what he was saying. People are lazy if that's what they think. What he taught us was to fight back. He taught us that we're taking things we shouldn't be taking. We're putting up with stuff.

You may be watching now and you're angry because the police are corrupt - and many are. 
You're angry because the system seems rigged against you - and in many ways it is.
But after it is all said and done and the dust settles, I know what I did in the inner city. I heard a voice say, “Follow me,” and “I have come that you might have life and life more abundantly.” There comes a point where you got to tell the Democrats they are not your salvation. You've got to tell the Republicans they are not your salvation.

You need to tell the angry individual who wants you to join their agenda of a new world order, they are not your salvation. You've got to hold out for something better - and that better is, “I'm a child of God! I'm redeemed by the blood of God! God has a destiny for me! If a door closes, God will open it! I depend on the word of God, not the word of man. I don't depend on the power of man, the influence of man, but I depend entirely on the love of God that He has for me.” That's what we've got to instill. If we imprison another generation in grievance politics and in anger, we're going to steal their opportunity to prepare for a career. And that anger cannot do that, you can't do that to your kids. 

Peter Roselle
The word doesn't teach it either. We're not supposed to bubble-wrap them and protect them from everything. We're supposed to teach them that “the kingdom of God suffers violence” (Matthew 11:12), and in order for this to happen, we have to be willing to confront things including in our own hearts. So that's what we're trying to encourage people, start with your heart, see, Psalm 39, reveal Lord, if there's anything in me, because I don't want to be given everybody else orders until I'm trying to get right in my own heart and he'll show you.

Trisha Roselle
You quoted Charles Finney and it says, “If Satan rules in our halls of legislation, the pulpit is responsible for that.” I believe that really is a true statement because many have said, “Church and government need to be separate.” I don't see that in the word of God. The church needs to stand up for righteousness, deal with social issues and say, “What does the word say about this thing?” If the word says it's wrong, that is good enough for me.

When I was living in inner city, when I was living far away from the Lord, it really screwed me up in plain English. But when God got ahold of me and had me live my life according to his way - it wasn't easy but he got my life on track. I can't comprehend how Christians are voting in ways that are going against the word of God. The Bible says, “Don't call evil good and good evil” (Isaiah 5:20).