Mercy implies not getting what you deserve.
Certainly the United States has drifted far off the course originally defined in our founding motto of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. In my book, Climate Cult: Exposing and Defeating Their War on Life, Liberty, and Property, I fully explain the Biblical roots of our inalienable rights expressed in that sacred motto. However, ungodly liberals have steadily eroded those rights replacing life with abortion, liberty with their absurd “separation of church and state” mantra, and the pursuit of happiness by infringing on property rights via regulation, bureaucracy and taxation.
In addition, private American charity has brought great aid to much of the impoverished world, and Christian organizations have poured extensive resources in to spreading the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ to the farthest reached of the planet. The left, or course, sees such actions as foolishness. They would rather send billions of dollars in taxpayer funds to “aid” countries that dole the cash to tyrants, dictators, oligarchs, and criminals.
But God has given us another chance to get things rights. The Lord spared Donald Trump from death for such a time as this.
Last night he clearly won the presidency, and fellow republicans took the House and Senate (not to forget gaining a lead in governorships across the nation). We now have an opportunity to roll back insane laws and regulations that have stifled our inalienable rights, allowing the socialists in the Democrat Party to gain more control over our lives.
Now we must continue in prayer.
Fervent prayer.
The left is going to try their damndest to put Trump in prison for those ridiculous, unfounded, so-called “criminal” charges.
We must also pray for a genuine revival that witnesses millions of people embracing faith in Jesus as their Lord.
Meantime, the radicals are planning to take action. An opinion piece in this morning’s Washington Post was headlined, The Second Resistance to Trump Must Start Right Now. “He will probably be even more extreme, radical and cruel in his second term than he was in his first,” declares the screed, written by the paper’s editorial board.
What does the rest of the world think? Well, my friends in Nigeria are thrilled with Trump’s victory. They vividly recall when President Trump bluntly asked their former president, “Why are you killing Christians?” My friends in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, South America, and Great Britain are also very excited. They know how much influence a US President can have on their countries.
Good or bad.
But we’re praying for good.
Mercy.
Let’s embrace it.
