There are two Judgments: Eternal and Temporal. Deuteronomy 28 describes temporal judgement for Nations. Obey the 10 Commandments and be blessed, disobey and be cursed. In 2022 we are facing an existential moment — we must either become explicitly Christian Nations, or we will live under utter despotism and tyranny.
Ideological conformity comes camouflaged in the rhetoric of tolerance and diversity. “Tolerance” is a rhetorical lever designed to introduce previously forbidden ideas at the same time they make previously accepted ideas forbidden: Tolerance towards homosexuality means intolerance toward certain words like sodomy and buggery. Tolerance for transsexuals means intolerance of people claiming only two genders, fixed by biology. Tolerance toward atheism, Judaism and Islam in government schools means intolerance toward praying in the Name of Jesus Christ and the Holy…
What if suddenly there was no “government” and you were left to your own devices? How would you rebuild? Scripture gives us an example of a nation that had to build from nothing — the ancient nation of Israel. The Evangelical church has lost the theology of nation building. But it is all right there in the Bible.
The obstacle to Christian Nations Traditions of men infecting our brains The Reality and inevitability of Christian Nations
(Sorry folks, not sure what happened but the sound never went through. Something on my end — not sure what happened. I re-recorded it and it appears above). The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, physically, three days after his death and burial.
Video: Empires, the West, Russia and Theology
Two definitions of democracy News media as the evangelists Thoughts on the future/present of war Requirement of Christian civilization
Luke 22, the Last Supper and the necessity of Christian Nations.