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Few things have caused as much controversy in American politics as the President’s effort to build a wall along our southwestern border. Some claim the idea is contrary to the message proclaimed by our Statue of Liberty: “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” But are they right? How can America be a refuge for the hurting of the world if we do not maintain the liberty which makes this nation their hope? How can we help them if we let in people whose ideas are diametrically opposed to the Biblically-based ideas which made America the freest, most prosperous nation on earth?
Some would say, “Does that mean only Biblically thinking people can come here? How can they ever learn our ideas if they aren’t here, where they can learn them?” We’re not the first generation of Americans to face that issue. In the founding of America it was decided who could be a citizen here and who couldn’t be. The basic concept was Continue reading





In the 2016 election, 39% of registered voters did not even go to the polls to vote. And Christians did no better than the national average: 40% of Evangelicals did not go to the polls. Think how this reveals the selfishness in us. Our lack of voting says, “We don’t care what kind of government our children have to live under.” And with that attitude, in time a dictator is certain to take over the government and force our children (and perhaps us) to live under cruel laws which will oppress all who disagree with him. Do we want to face God at the Judgment with that on our record? Think about it!
“Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the Supreme Court despite vicious, cruel, and slanderous opposition represents a high water mark in American politics. It represents the victory of order over chaos, rationality over insanity, and the rule of law over disorder and violence. It represents the victory of the Constitution over anarchy, the victory of a republican form of government over democracy – which is just another name for mob rule – and the victory of Jesus Christ over [satan] in the unseen world.

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