Dear God, my Lord, I bow my head and ask if it be Thy will please save this land from those who seek to destroy it.
I ask Lord, that the United States of America remains a Representative Republic wherein we retain our rights as addressed in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. And may it remain a land under the God of the Holy Bible and not of Democratic Socialism or worse!
🚨 BIG MORNING UPDATE | USA Today
A major moment is drawing attention across the country today. Reports say Donald Trump is expected to read from the Bible aloud from the Oval Office — something rarely seen in modern American history.
Not at a rally. Not in a church. But from the very room where presidents make decisions that shape the nation.
The passage said to be chosen is 2 Chronicles 7:14:
“If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face… then I will hear from heaven, and I will heal their land.”
For many people, that verse carries a deep meaning — humility, prayer, healing, and hope during difficult times.
What makes this moment stand out for supporters is the setting itself: the Oval Office. A place associated with power, pressure, and responsibility. To use that space for scripture instead of politics sends a message that some see as deeply symbolic.
For others, it brings back memories of family traditions — a father reading the Bible before sunrise, a grandmother praying quietly in the kitchen, a home where faith was part of daily life.
Whether viewed through faith, history, or leadership, moments like this often remind people that nations are built not only through policy, but through values, reflection, and unity.
Tonight, many are sharing one simple request:
Take one quiet moment. Say one prayer for your family, your future, and your country.
🙏 Sometimes the most powerful thing a person can do is pause… and ask for guidance.
Was there someone in your life who taught you to stay close to God? Remember them today. 🇺🇸
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Something is happening in America that the enemy does not want you to see.
April 20–26.
Believers across this nation will read the entire Bible aloud — 12 hours a day — from the Museum of the Bible in Washington D.C.
And President Donald Trump will read from the Oval Office.
The chapter he chose?
2 Chronicles 7.
Not a feel-good passage.
Not a political speech.
A covenant call to national repentance.
“If my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways — I will hear from heaven, forgive their sins, and restore their land.”
God didn’t say the government would fix it.
He didn’t say the election would fix it.
He said His people would have to move first.
Humility. Prayer. Seeking His face. Turning.
Four conditions. One promise.
You can watch it live — free — on Great American Pure Flix.
April 20–26. Streaming now.
The Word is going out.
The question is whether the Church will respond or just watch.
— Pastor Joshua David
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It’s difficult to take claims of moral leadership seriously when they appear selective. When Pope Leo forcefully condemns “Epic Fury,” presenting himself as a voice of conscience, it raises a fair question…where was that same clarity when tens of thousands of Iranians were massacred by their own regime?
This kind of selectivity doesn’t just weaken a single statement, but rather it erodes credibility over time. When a figure as prominent as the Pope speaks forcefully in one instance but appears absent in another of greater magnitude, it creates the impression of a double standard. And on a global stage, that perception matters. Moral leadership is not just about speaking….it’s about being trusted to speak with consistency, fairness, and courage across all situations.
The delusional tools of the terrorist theocracy continue to think that it’s business as usual. Delay, cheat, and terrorize their way to continued existence. Sort of like congressional Democrats.
The only people worried about the USA winning are Democrats and Iranians. The Persians are praying for Trump’s success as well as are other Arabic nations while the Frenchies are trying to figure out when to wave their white flags.
A man named Panurge found himself aboard a ship in the middle of the open sea. Traveling on the same vessel was a merchant named Dindenault, along with a massive flock of sheep he intended to sell at the next port.
Dindenault was the embodiment of greed—a man who valued profit far more than humanity.
One day, a heated argument broke out between Panurge and the merchant. Feeling insulted and seeking revenge, Panurge came up with a cunning plan. He offered to buy a single sheep from the merchant at an absurdly high price. Dindenault, blinded by the lure of easy money, took the deal with a smug grin.
But then, the unexpected happened. Panurge grabbed the sheep by its horns, dragged it to the edge of the ship, and hurled it into the ocean.
Immediately, another sheep jumped in after it. Then a third, and a fourth. In a matter of seconds, the entire flock began rushing toward the railing, blindly leaping into the abyss.
Panicked, Dindenault desperately tried to hold the remaining animals back, but it was useless. Their “herd instinct” was far more powerful than any wall or human resistance. Driven by pure greed and a desperate hope to save at least one animal, Dindenault grabbed onto the very last sheep. But the creature, determined to follow the others, dragged the merchant overboard with it.
They all perished together, swallowed by the waves.
From this tale comes the expression “Panurge’s Sheep” (or what we today call The Herd Mentality). it describes those who blindly follow the crowd without a single original thought or a will of their own.
What is the takeaway for us today?
There is nothing more dangerous to a society than the “mob mind.” Too often, we see crowds echoing slogans or imitating destructive behaviors simply because they saw them online or heard them elsewhere. We trade our individuality for the comfort of the pack.
We were given two precious tools: reason and freedom. It is up to us to use them to set our own goals and choose our own paths. When we abandon these gifts, we stop being leaders of our own lives and become blind followers—fulfilling someone else’s agenda instead of our own.
Don’t be the sheep that follows the flock over the cliff. Have the courage to stand alone, think for yourself, and walk your own way.
…and what about this…
And now you …
Don’t be WOKE
…you might have a problem…
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