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Racism in the pulpit is still a major problem for churches in the United States of America.  In most cases the racists ministers are afraid to be blatant but the veiled monster of White Supremacy still raises it ugly and unGodly head.  White Supremacy may be suggested by insinuations, gestures, recalling and citing the works of past White Supremacists, or just by seeking to set at nought, disrespect or censor the possible rise of Black American leaders.

The 2008 political election affords a great opportunity to observe the tactics of White Supremacists in the pulpit.  Some of you have already seen the shameful activity but overlooked it because you love your pastor.  That is understandable.  Sheep are to truly love their shepherds.  They are also to pray for their shepherds when the shepherds are found leading the flock in paths that are not of God.  White Supremacy is not a Godly path.  White Supremacy is a Satanic philosophy, a Satanic idea, a Satanic cult and a Hell-bent defect in the character of the individual.  The pastor that stoops to drink of the disgusting slime of White Supremacy becomes a danger to the life of the congregation, a danger to the local community, a danger to the denomination (if it is a denomination) and a danger to the entire body of Christ.  

Ostracism may reveal the White Supremacy attitude.  The pastor or leadership may suggest that it is "unChristian" to support a certain candidate for public office or shameful to even mention the name of the candidate.  Such suggestions can reveal the presence of White Supremacy.  Beyond that, the insinuation or suggestion may be made that a member of that Church or a "Christian" should not even consider voting for a candidate because of the ethnic race of the candidate (even though the candidate may be a Christian!).  This again is an indication of both racism and White Supremacy in the church.

What is the solution?  Your pastor needs to be delivered from the demon of White Supremacy.  (Your pastor may be Saved but deceived.)  In 1 Corinthians 9:27 the Apostle Paul observes: "But I keep under my body, and bring it into subjection: lest that by any means, when I have preached to others, I myself should be a castaway".  It is also very possible that your pastor is not Saved.  Pray for your pastor.  Pray that the pastor be delivered from the demon(s) of White Supremacy.  Pray that unSaved pastors be Saved.

The vestiges of White Supremacy are still very visible in American society, especially in the former Confederate states.  "Shrines" of White Supremacy still exist.  While American slavery was a despicable institution that degraded the Black human being, set aside his/her rights, often abused his/her person, denied his/her individual maturity and sometimes lynched him/her, the United States of America still has stronghold pockets of White Supremacy adherents who continue to cherish and promote the unGodly and Satanic philosophy.  Throughout the American South numerous shrines and historic places are still maintained and it is apparent that some "Americans" are still subscribing to, supporting and promoting the detestable precepts, concepts and erroneous conclusions of White Supremacy.  Your pastor should not be one of them.