The Star-Tribune article about my sermon this past weekend got it partly right and partly wrong. The part that they got right was that I did not give a public endorsement for any legislation or candidate. But they got two parts wrong. First they say, “Key Minnesota pastors opt out of marriage fight.” I didn’t opt out. I opted in…The second mistake is to say that I “have not encouraged members to take a stand on the issue.” That is, in fact, the opposite of what I was saying in the last two points of my message.John Piper corrects the Minneapolis Star-Tribune Article that misquoted him: Key Minnesota pastors opt out of marriage fight
“As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” (Proverbs 27:17)
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