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I was at church tonight for our midweek service and not one single conversation I had individually or in a group of people even mentioned the election. How refreshing to be around people whose lives of faith in Christ are unaffected by transitory matters.
This gave me duck bumps.
Amen, brother.
“Once more unto the breach…”
So I guess we are back to Negative World.
Here’s my response: Disciple more men. More Christian marriages. More Christian Dads and Moms. More Christian children. More Christian churches. More Christian schools. More Christian-owned businesses. More Christians in politics & government. Dig in. Focus on your neighborhood. Preach the Word. Set an example. Do evangelism. Love your neighbors. Send missionaries to the nations.
Jesus Wins.
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Character is destiny. It’s on full display.
His only metric for distinguishing good candidates from bad candidates is whether they genuflect to him.
This is all on him.
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Habakkuk ends his book with one of the most honest prayers in Scripture. Though the fig tree does not bud and there are no grapes on the vines. Though the olive crop fails and the fields produce no food.
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Two young Christian men are serving prison sentences in one of Iran’s hardest prisons. They’re there because they refuse to stop preaching about Jesus.
When asked how to pray for them, their answer wasn’t what you might expect.
“Pray that we would not be released until our job here is finished,” they said. They had led numerous fellow prisoners to faith. Now, their chief concern was to remain inside long enough to disciple them.
Read more:
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I got an advance copy of Sunday’s sermon notes. Don’t say I never did anything for you.
The blood of martyrs…
PRAY for the Church in Latin America 🙏 This is the second tragic case of a pastor murdered in the past few days...
A Colombian pastor has reportedly been fatally beaten by members of a criminal gang with whom he was actively sharing the Gospel. Pastor Jesús Alberto Puerta Pérez leaves behind a wife and three children, ages 5, 6, and 12... FULL STORY: cbn.com/news/world/pastor-mu…



















