Christian | Husband | Father | Pastor at FBC Cedarville | Soli Deo Gloria | Recte Age Nil Time: Do right, fear nothing
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The Lord is present in painful times and in peaceful times. Deserving of praise no matter the circumstance.
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Jonah Goldberg, the man who was recently mocking TPUSA’s efficacy after the assassination of their founder Charlie Kirk?
Hard pass.
Oh. My. Gosh.
Drop everything, like everything, and read @JonahDispatch’s latest. Sledgehammer to new right nonsense. And so, so good. thedispatch.com/newsletter/g…
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They don't accuse Stephen Miller of having "blood on his hands" because he actually does. He doesn't.
They say this with the hopes that someone will shed Stephen Miller's blood, and feel justified doing so.
This is a call for an assassination. Simple as.
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If you are a young man who wants to live a life of fulfillment and consequence...
// Bend your knee for a relationship with Jesus Christ
// Go to church
// Read 1 chapter of your Bible and pray every day
// Find a cute girl who loves Jesus and marry young
// Have at least 1 more kid than you think you can afford
// Use your energy to build something instead of using it to complain about everything
... you do this, and not only will you grow into a happy man of great consequence, but you will be A DECADE ahead of your peers in the race of life (and it is a race).
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If your version of Jesus…
+Supports abortion.
+Celebrates lifestyles that Scripture calls people to repent of.
+Affirms the idea that we can redefine the gender God created.
+Claims there are multiple ways to Heaven.
Then you’re following a false Jesus.
You’re not worshipping the Jesus of Scripture. You’re worshipping your own ideologies and simply attaching His name to them.
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This man’s religion is the worship of the “god” of state. The great provider, providence & salvation is the incarnational politics of man - the state & its collectivist “love.”
The tender mercy of the wicked is cruel.
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.@SteveDeaceShow walked into the studio today FIRED UP with a message every single American needs to hear after last night.
WE NEED TO “AMERICA” EVEN HARDER:
“Your job now is to America even harder… You will go to church Sunday harder… You’ll repent harder, you’ll pray harder. You’ll love your spouse harder… You’ll love your children harder. You will work harder. If you’re an activist, you will activate harder. You will tailgate this weekend harder, alright? You will Christmas harder; you will Thanksgiving harder. You will 'Merica even harder. That’s how we fight back… We don’t roll over. We don’t black pill.
What you received last night was clarity. Now, often clarity sucks, but it can be energizing, mobilizing, clarifying. And we received that last night. And now we can only control what we can control, and what we can control is carrying and sharing our traditions and heritage and legacies as Americans even harder.”
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There will now be two megachurch pastors in the Senate, but they're both Democrats so there will be zero thinkpieces about a threat to separation of church and state or the rise or Christian nationalism.
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On days like this, I’m reminded of the late, great Rush Limbaugh. Because he said it perfectly: “It’s NEVER going to be time to panic! Because we’re NEVER going to give up. We’re not going to give up on America.”
Republicans lost because they stood for nothing. They were so afraid of losing their power that they did zero work for the people who put them there.
So what do we do now?
First off, we don’t freak out or complain. That will get us nowhere.
Yes, America just gave Democrats a chance, but they’re going to fail. Their policies won’t lower your gas prices or fix this economy. They’re only going to make the problems worse. And in two years, the voters will judge them for it all the same.
This isn’t the time to panic or throw in the towel. Not even close.
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The loss of Charlie weighs heavily
It makes me cry to think about the continuing ripple effect of his murder. I am not sure if we will ever fully grasp the affect his leadership was having on the Republican Party and thus the country.
His ability to steer the White House in the direction of the concerns of conservatives and independents
The unifying effect he had on the conservative movement, somehow unifying the Tucker Carlsons with the Ben Shapiros and the Dave Rubins with the Allie Stuckeys just enough to win elections against an evil party
His passion for getting out the vote among his audience and college students
We have no replacement right now
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Voters want what the GOP says it wants. But the party is so feckless and useless that voters have to vote those specific policies in as seperate ballot initiatives.
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Having young kids is the ultimate anti-black pill.
Things look BLEAK. I’m terrified for the future of my white, Christian sons.
But what am I gonna do? Tuck my tail & hand their futures over to commies? Hell no. We fight until the Lord calls us home.
(PSA: buy assets for your kids now, they’re gonna need em)
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I really have no patience for people whose only response is to a very tough electoral loss is, "It's all over. Reconcile yourself to permanent defeat."
No. If you want to throw in the towel and say America is "cooked," so be it. But I will never join you.
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In 1970, the White population in Texas was 89%.
In 2000, it was 50%.
Now it’s less than 39%.
Demographics is destiny.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
In 1970 the White population included Hispanic people because surveys in Texas didn't ask about Hispanic ethnicity as a separate question from race. In 2000 the White population for just race was 71%. Today White is 74% and "White, not Hispanic" sorted for ethnic origin is 37%. census.gov/quickfacts/TX
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In looking at causes for tonight’s results, one important data point—in the 2022 midterms, around 24% of white evangelical Christians (the most reliably conservative bloc of religious voters) voted. In 2026, only 17% did.
In other words, a significant amount of America’s salt decided not to have flavor when it comes to elections. And when that happens, it fails to preserve.
nbcnews.com/politics/2026-el…
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Red states and blue states are becoming increasingly diametrically opposed in values and policy.
Red states are voting for citizenship requirements to vote, eliminating income & property taxes, legal protections for vulnerable unborn babies, religious freedom, parents’ rights, & school choice.
Blue states are voting to dismember babies limb from limb as they’re being born, take custody of children away from their parents if their family disagrees with mutilating their genitalia, defunding police departments, creating sanctuary cities, letting violent criminals out of prison, restoring voting rights to felons, creating legal rights for people on the basis of “gender identity” instead of biological sex, and taxpayer funded needle exchange & drug provision programs.
I don’t really understand how we continue to live in the same country the more this divulges with every passing election.
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Republicans could have passed an immigration moratorium, repealed gay marriage, repealed obamacare, ended foreign workers, cut spending and slashed the welfare state, repealed vaccine immunity, ended the Fed, expelled the Muslim Brotherhood, implemented judicial reform....and I don't know where they would be electorally, but not this bad, at least not in red states.
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Folks, the only way out is through.
Politics was never the thing that saves us.
We need Jesus. We need national revival. We need godly statesmen running for office.
It’s literally either that or we follow Europe and we will reminisce about what America once was.
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America was: 1) founded by Christian patriots, 2) as a Christian nation, and 3) for a Christian people.
At @BaptistLeaders, we want to help Christians (and especially Southern Baptists, as America's largest protestant denomination) rejoin the fight to preserve this great nation—for us and our posterity.
That means Christians have to stop being so quiet, staying home, or getting embarrassed to bring our faith into the public square and the ballot box.
As Jerry Falwell Sr. said, "The idea that religion and politics don't mix was invented by the Devil to keep Christians from running their own country."
And we bought the lie. We've let the secularists, the globalists, the socialists, and the Marxists run things long enough.
What have they accomplished? Disaster. Ruin. Evil.
Open borders, unlimited abortions, insane transgender ideology, boys in girls sports, increased crime, the destruction of marriage and the family, communist indoctrination in public schools, taxpayer resources going to illegal aliens, young American men boxed out of jobs and discriminated against simply for being White, and so much more.
Whatever your frustrations are with the Right, that's no reason to empower the Left in their mission to destroy America.
It's time for Christians to once again heed the words of the the great Baptist preacher Charles Spurgeon, who thundered from the pulpit that:
"I long for the day when the precepts of the Christian religion shall be the rule among all classes of men, in all transactions!
I often hear it said, ‘Do not bring religion into politics.’ This is precisely where it ought to be brought, and set there in the face of all men as on a candlestick!
We have had enough of clever men without consciences—let us now see what honest, God-fearing men will do!"
Amen! It's time to see what honest, God-fearing men can do once more in our nation.
And the least we can do, starting tomorrow, is to go vote!
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The defining political question of our time is whether the United States of America is a nation that exists for the benefit of her people, or an economic zone and welfare machine that exists for the benefit of everyone else.
Americans have watched for a decade as every president, lawmaker, judge, sheriff, and bureaucrat in the country has offered their answer to that question.
Today, there are no fence-sitters left for us to wonder about their convictions.
Republicans, led by President Donald Trump, hold that America is for Americans, that illegal immigrants should be returned to their home countries, that foreign criminals should be immediately apprehended, punished, and deported, and that fraud against the American people is an intolerable crime.
Democrats, led by Joe Biden, then by Kamala Harris, and now by the Democratic Socialists of America, hold that our country exists so that the rest of the world can one day arrive in it. They invite millions to illegally cross our borders and remain here. They refuse to cooperate in the arrest and deportation of illegal murderers and rapists. They refuse to protect the votes of citizens. They attack anyone who exposes billions of dollars in fraud stolen from our people.
Americans have now experienced, firsthand, both visions for our country.
They know what each side stands for, and which future—or lack thereof—each offers to their children.
I know which future I choose.