White and Christian Nations

Continuing in Philippians. Picking up in Chapter 2 and onward. Also Isaiah 45.

Don’t forget, there will be an “Aftershow” posted this afternoon.

Finally, I will be starting a series soon covering from Creation through at least the Exodus.  This incudes Creation, the purpose of man, the Fall, the Flood, Babel, the Table of nations, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph, Egypt, Moses, the Exodus, the Ten Commandments and the Blessing and the Curses (Deuteronomy 28).  I would call this almost and adult sunday school — these are the bones of the story  upon which everything else hangs.

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We have a Creator — Jesus Christ.   I would not want to allow the impression that He  conforms to  our expectations.   Jesus Christ never made himself popular. Quite the contrary, He is a “stone of stumbling and a rock of offense.”   This is on purpose.  Jews and Gentiles all stumble over Jesus Christ.  The “Jews seek miracles, and the Gentiles seek wisdom.”  He never positions himself to be acceptable — most of his disciples walked away when He said you must “eat my flesh,” and “drink my blood.” We partake of this today in Holy Communion.   If He wanted to appeal to our intellect, why would He say something so difficult?   If He was “reasonable,” then faith would have no place.  

Humility before God is necessary, and Faith is humbling.  That’s the fundamental point of faith.  Eve’s sin was deciding she could judge whether or not what God said was true.  Satan tempted her with independent  knowledge — mankind wants to determine truth for himself.  That’s pretty hard considering  how finite we are in comparison to all of time and the universe and languages that we don’t speak or math we cannot comprehend.

Faith  relegates one’s  intellect to the proper relationship with God.  No one can judge whether or not God is true or whether or not what he says is truth.  

As Paul said, “If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that He rose from the dead you shall be saved.”    This act of faith places a believer under the Almighty.   Humbling? Yes.  That’s the point.

When I was a young man I had a hard choice to make  — to serve God or not.   And part of the struggle (for me, then) was  unappealing Christians (which sounds silly now) along with normal doubts and questions.  I think God allows that on purpose.    The point is this: I was not joining a fraternity — I was humbling myself before my Maker.    Every other consideration was worthless.

 It is the blood of Jesus Christ that cleanses us of sin.  One must be born into His family in the same way that children are born into any family.    We don’t “join” a family — we are born into one.

Nothing outside of Jesus Christ  — the Savior Creator of the universe — saves us from the ingrained nature of sin we were born with.    

Believe because God is calling you to faith in His Son.
Everything else is left behind.

The cure to the disease requires fundamentally challenging the assumptions that caused us to arrive at 2022 in the first place.

The Left is way ahead in thinking hard — they imagine us as chipped and drugged urbanites requiring permission to travel and speak. Dissent to be eliminated as  always  — mass murder.

Abandon the idea that someone will save the future. We save our own children.

This starts imagining big:

• Independence of thought and speech.
• To govern ourselves as we see fit.  
• The right to keep and bear arms in order to establish and defend ourselves, just as “colonists” did in 1775, and just as every military and police force does today.  Are the “police” super-citizens with more rights than average people?
• End all immigration — our progeny will work.  
• End all imports of goods — we will build what we need, or we won’t need it at all.
• Our own geographic area where “others” aren’t going to impose guilt and unearned rents upon us because we are not like them.
• Our own geography to grow our food and live under the laws of our God.
• No alliances  with the Cult of global homogenization.

We have to outpace them intellectually.
We must thinking bigger thoughts than they are.
We have to stop thinking about yesterday.

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Groundhog Day, 2022