Lisa Comes, Strongly Condemned Minister, Houston Texas

Lisa Comes also known as Lisa Osteen Comes (author of the book Six Lies the Devil uses to Destroy Marriages) must be strongly condemned as a minister and also as an individual.  The reason for such strong condemnation has to do with the fact that she has held on to a narrowminded racist philosophy that is against forming relationship unions between Caucasians and non-Caucasians.  This is applied especially to those unions between male men who are not white (such are African-American males) and Caucasian women.  This is sinfully wrong on her part and sickening to say the least.  What a disgusting act from Lisa Comes one must indeed say.  She has expressed her racist actions in two ways:

(A) Stubbornly forbidding any of her immediate family members from forming relationship unions with those of the opposite race for relationship purposes (such as members who belong to darker race origins)

(B) Her own stubborn refusal herself to form one with a male who may not be white like she is.

It is also rather interesting that Lisa Comes has experienced divorce.  This was exposed on the site beliefnet.com.  Here is an excerpt from an interview with Lisa Comes:

"God Has More For You: An Interview with Lisa Osteen Comes

Lisa Osteen Comes opens up to Beliefnet about her divorce, the blessing of life, and the plans God has in store for all of us.

Beliefnet: You write in your book about a time of depression after your divorce. What was that like? Did it help you develop empathy for others?

Lisa: After I went through that divorce I spiraled into depression because my parents had such a great marriage, I had done nothing wrong, I was serving the Lord and all I wanted was a marriage like my parents. I used to be silently judgmental of those who had gone through divorce, I’ve since repented and now seek them out to minister to them.

When I was going through it, I cried and cried, I kept hoping that my husband of only two years would change his mind and stay with me. It was total rejection, to this day I have no closure, no explanation for why he left."

It is rather interesting that Lisa Comes talks about being silently judgmental of those who were divorced before she got divorced.  It is this silent judgment that has persisted and has now spilled over into racism and prejudice against relationship unions that may be formed between those who are white (namely women) and nonwhite (namely men).

Perhaps if Lisa Comes did indeed experience such a union herself then her marriage to a Caucasian male would not have ended up in the disaster that it has indeed ended up in.

Nonetheless Lisa Comes' racism and prejudice is now exposed for all the world to witness and see.