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God is shaking the earth once again.
In my Bible reading every morning, I chronologically read in the Old Testament and the New Testament. Not ironically, the Old Testament’s portion today talked about judgement because of our hard hearts.
The New Testament spoke of God disciplining those He loves. I didn’t read anything out of order. I simply read my next couple of chapters from yesterday’s readings.
Nothing surprises the Lord. He is not shocked and dismayed. He told us that the closer we are to the end, the more people would be lovers of themselves and hardened from Him.
Ever since Covid, we’ve seen a rapid increase in shaking. He’s also the same God yesterday, today, and forever who still judges those who don’t stand with Him. Those who voted accordingly, will get what they asked for.
However, there is hope. And just remember, hope is the key to your helmet of salvation in the Armor of God.
Take your worry thoughts captive with hope. And our hope is that even though God judges the hard-hearted and disciplines those He loves, He says He will preserve those who are faithful to Him.
Throughout the entire Bible, He pulls out or protects those who are His faithful remnant in times of judgment and destruction.
Trust His timing and what He’s already done, have faith for today, and strengthen your hope for tomorrow.
If you want to read the passages God allowed me to hear as a way of reassurance, it was Isaiah 62-65 and Hebrews 12-13. Don’t grow weary in doing good and don’t give in to the spirit of fear and despair.
Remember, we wrestle against persons without bodies, so if any characteristics that come over you that don’t align with God, rebuke them in the name of Jesus and literally cling to His words.
He has us in His hands and He will never forsake us. This might just be our Daniel time.
Sam Rob retweeted
Governor-elect Blackburn, please make every decision based on what the ordinary Tennesseans need for everyday life.
If something suits the rich more than the middle class, it will hurt us in future elections.
Here's help on what we're looking for:
- Affordable housing / lower property taxes
- Lower inflation on every day goods like groceries and things we need for our children
- Stopping illegal immigration in our state. No ability to buy a house, drive a car, or hire under the table (residents will masquarade them under their name and pass them through)
- Allowing local police to work with ICE and be able to detain illegals they come across, simply because they're in our country illegally.
- Come up with a better solution for the data centers that won't affect water supply, electricity, or standard of living.
Those are just a few of many suggestions that middle-class citizens need for our party to not nearly lose like we almost did last night.
And if a large corporation wants to move to our state, don't allow it if it's just going to bring more blue voters with them.
I don't know why we're so excited to have a liberal company like Starbucks come in and set up house. We can't be so greedy that we're willing to let the enemy set up shop in our home for some extra money.
@VoteMarsha @MarshaBlackburn
Thank you, Tennessee! I am honored and humbled to be elected the next Governor of the great state of Tennessee.
This victory belongs to the people who make Tennessee great—the families who work hard, the parents who sacrifice, the farmers who feed us, and the volunteers who never give up. We built a movement of people who believe Tennessee’s best days are ahead.
Tennessee can and should be THE state of opportunity. My promise is simple: Tennessee will be a state where hard work pays off, families can put down roots, and everyone has the opportunity to build a better future.
We have the people. We have the principles. We have the opportunity. Now it's time to get to work. Starting tomorrow, we will begin building our team, and that starts with every one of you. As your governor, I will tap the best and the brightest to be a part of our administration to ensure we move Tennessee forward. We will do this together, because everyone has something they can do to make the best state even better.
Governor-elect Blackburn, please make every decision based on what the ordinary Tennesseans need for everyday life.
If something suits the rich more than the middle class, it will hurt us in future elections.
Here's help on what we're looking for:
- Affordable housing / lower property taxes
- Lower inflation on every day goods like groceries and things we need for our children
- Stopping illegal immigration in our state. No ability to buy a house, drive a car, or hire under the table (residents will masquarade them under their name and pass them through)
- Allowing local police to work with ICE and be able to detain illegals they come across, simply because they're in our country illegally.
- Come up with a better solution for the data centers that won't affect water supply, electricity, or standard of living.
Those are just a few of many suggestions that middle-class citizens need for our party to not nearly lose like we almost did last night.
And if a large corporation wants to move to our state, don't allow it if it's just going to bring more blue voters with them.
I don't know why we're so excited to have a liberal company like Starbucks come in and set up house. We can't be so greedy that we're willing to let the enemy set up shop in our home for some extra money.
@VoteMarsha @MarshaBlackburn
Thank you, Tennessee! I am honored and humbled to be elected the next Governor of the great state of Tennessee.
This victory belongs to the people who make Tennessee great—the families who work hard, the parents who sacrifice, the farmers who feed us, and the volunteers who never give up. We built a movement of people who believe Tennessee’s best days are ahead.
Tennessee can and should be THE state of opportunity. My promise is simple: Tennessee will be a state where hard work pays off, families can put down roots, and everyone has the opportunity to build a better future.
We have the people. We have the principles. We have the opportunity. Now it's time to get to work. Starting tomorrow, we will begin building our team, and that starts with every one of you. As your governor, I will tap the best and the brightest to be a part of our administration to ensure we move Tennessee forward. We will do this together, because everyone has something they can do to make the best state even better.
True colors. Anyone who’s complaining about gas prices and Iran needs to strengthen their discernment.
Tennessee needs to clean up Memphis and Nashville if it’s going to be any kind of Republican leader in the country.
Congrats to @VoteMarsha on being elected Governor of Tennessee. Tennessee has become the backbone of the Republican Party. On a tough night Tennessee remained ruby red.
Help me understand:
When Republicans control the House/Senate but can’t get anything passed, the excuse is, “Well, we don’t have the majority, so we won’t be able to pass anything.”
But when the Democrats control the House/Senate, they get things passed even when they don’t have the majority.
I’m tired of RINOS infiltrating the system and I blame complacency and incompetence from American citizens.
They either don’t do their research and vote for the name they most recognize, they self righteously vote independent because then their “conscience is clear”, or they just don’t show up.
We don’t have a party problem, we have a citizen problem.
This is John Thune saying, “Blah blah blah, I need to tell you what I think you want to hear … it’s not my fault, even though I don’t care … we did the best with what we had … lies, lies, lies”
Over the last two years, Senate Republicans have put up a strong record of accomplishment that’s created safer streets, more money in Americans’ pockets, and new opportunities for families and businesses to get ahead. After fighting Democrat obstruction at every turn, we prevented the largest tax hike in American history, secured our border in an unprecedented way, confirmed the president’s Cabinet at the fastest pace in two decades, and put strong conservative judges on benches across the country faster than we have since the Reagan administration. I’m proud of our team and everything we’ve done for the American people, and I’m looking forward to the important work we have in front of us over the next few months. As we head into 2027, Senate Republicans will not stand idly by as the far-left, socialist wing of the Democrat Party attempts to unwind everything we’ve done. Thankfully, we still have President Trump in the White House, and we’ll work with him to stop the worst impulses of Democrat extremism. We cannot let their fringe positions become the mainstream.
I’m not giving up and I know how the story ends.
People dealing with fresh bitterness at a tough loss tend to have apocalyptic predictions. They will, in their disappointment, say this is the end of the American way of life. (Democrats just went through this cycle in 2024).
I'm not saying tonight's results are good. They're obviously not, and there will be realignments and hard lessons. But avoid catastrophizers who tell you America is over.
We have not yet begun to fight.
Anyone saying this is Trump’s fault hasn’t been paying attention and are only throwing an illogical tantrum.
The fault lies on the House and the Senate who failed their mandate entrusted to them two years ago.
They haven’t done squat and Trump has brought a lot of security and stability to the country with what little he had to work with.
Sam Rob retweeted
I'm voting in memory of:
- Laken Riley
- Rachel Morin
- Jocelyn Nungaray
- Kayla Hamilton
- Lizbeth Medina
- Iryna Zarutska
- Charlie Kirk
- Corey Comperatore
Because I don't want the party responsible for their deaths, and the assassination attempts of our president, Donald J. Trump, to ever regain power again.
Not in the House.
Not in the Senate.
Not on the Supreme Court.
Not in the White House.
Not now. Not later. Not ever.
Vote red.
If your pastor isn’t bringing up voting as not only your civic duty but being the salt that slows the societal decay, or if he’s telling you not to vote …
It’s time to find another church.
An estimated ~8M Christians just in Texas are projected not to vote during midterms.
That election will be decided by a projected ~300k votes.
Pastors, consider encouraging your people to vote real quick in announcements next couple weeks.
A) They want you to
B) They are the "salt of the earth", a preservative slowing societal decay.
Sam Rob retweeted
You know what's more expensive than $4 a gallon gas?
-Paying student loans I never took out
-Paying for free food for someone that shouldn't even be here
-Paying healthcare for people that jumped the border
-Paying for infrastructure in a country I've never been to
-Paying for military protection for people that hate us
THAT is costing me a Hell of a lot more than $4 gas!!!
Happiness is a FEELING …
It comes and goes like the wind …
JOY on the other hand …
Comes from the LORD!
Everything the “Left” runs on (socialism, trans and gay stuff, Muslims, etc) actually has Satan orchestrating all of that behind the scenes.
One master running the entire circus.
The GOP is filled with those who believe in Christ and those who don’t believe in Christ. A house divided against itself can’t stand.
So the Left looks to be more of a well-oiled machine because it works better together.
If all of the Christians fasted and prayed for our country on a regular basis, God’s hand of protection would be undeniable and we’d be able to proclaim more miracles than we could keep up with.
Anyone having marriage troubles, I recommend Love and Respect by Dr. Emerson Eggrichs.
Women naturally love but don’t naturally respect and men naturally respect but don’t naturally love.
He helps marriages get on an “unnatural” but Biblical cycle of the respect he needs from her and the love she needs from him. It’s worth it!