When The Drag Queens Performed At Church

First it was drag queens marching in gay pride parades. Then it was drag queens becoming pop stars on TV. Next it was drag queens advocating for changes in gender categories on Facebook. After that it was drag queens reading to pre-K children in libraries. Now it is drag queens performing in churches. Is anyone surprised?

The headlines are certainly shocking and disturbing:

“Florida church hosting event for kids featuring drag show and ‘forbidden queer literature.’”

But, to repeat my question: Is anyone surprised?

This is just the next logical step in the progression of LGBTQ+ activism and in the apostasy of compromised churches. Of course drag queens are performing in (so-called) church buildings. What else should we expect?

Having been on the front lines of the culture wars for the last 20 years, I remember hearing arguments like: This has nothing to do with drag queens or some of the bizarre things you see at gay pride parades. This is about love and equality. This is about the legitimacy of our personal relationships. That other stuff is fringe.

Then, once marriage was redefined and transgender activism rose to the forefront, once again, I heard the same thing: No, this is not about drag queens, who are normally gay men who enjoy dressing up like women in the most exaggerated ways. They are not transgender. We’re talking about people who are legitimately trapped in the wrong bodies, not these drag queens.

And then, once transgender activism became normalized, it was time for the drag queens to shine. Even in churches!

Again, it was fairly obvious from the start that there was always a larger agenda. In short, gay is good, and everything that follows in its train is also good.

The activists simply knew that the only way to gain acceptance was to advance the agenda little by little.

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