They want a platform so they can rant and rave. I hope in November, when they once again hear the voice of the people, they will crawl back into their holes and only poke their heads out if they want to hear about Jesus.
Ecclesiastes 10:2
Give it up, creepy Joe
It is only a child of God who [desires] to be saved from every false [belief system]
My fellow Christ followers it is time for us to seriously pray for the disempowerment of all the leftists (the wicked) from any position of influence.
It is very important for the silent majority to be silent no more and stand up against the left-wing lunatics. #BuyGoya
Hail to the Chief
Shhh… be vewy quiet, things are getting vewy stwange awound this pwace. Pwease vote wed to retuwn to nowmawcy.
I’ve already been told my title contains a redundancy, but I’ll stick with it for now. Their lust for power has left them with reprobated minds and evil, very evil, hearts.
Our country has erupted in chaos. Everyone agrees that what happened to George Floyd was a terrible tragedy that should not have happened and should never happen again. But what has taken place with these riots is also a heartbreaking disaster for so many and for our nation.
I was asked if I was offended by the President walking out of the White House, which is his back yard, and walking over to St. John’s Church. Offended? Not at all. This made an important statement that what took place the night before in the burning, looting, and vandalism of the nation’s capital—including this historic house of worship—mattered, and that the lawlessness had to end.
And I’m not offended that he held up the Bible—as a matter of fact, I was encouraged! I appreciate it. I believe that God’s Word is the only hope for each individual and for our nation. The problem we are facing in this country is a spiritual and moral problem. New laws and more government give-away programs are not the answer. It’s a heart problem, and only God can change the human heart.
I’m disappointed that some of the President’s harshest critics about going to the church were “clergy.” They have publicly (to the media) criticized the President for walking to the church and for holding up the Bible. That’s unbelievable. They should be thanking him rather than criticizing him! They are nitpicking his gesture, also saying he should have prayed while he was there. So critical. Well, maybe they should invite him back and pray for him as he leads this country through a very difficult time in our history.
I call on all pastors, regardless of denomination, race, or political persuasion, to join hands and join hearts in praying for our nation, that God would give wisdom to our leaders—our mayors, our governors, our President Donald J. Trump, and also our law enforcement. The God of the Bible is our only hope. – Franklin Graham, 3 Jun ’20
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