I wrote:
Have any of you seen this? We need some research on who’s behind it.
It’s a billboard in Missouri with a picture of Trump and the words “The Word Made Flesh.” It also says, “Make the gospel great again.” There was a Facebook page with only 12 likes that had the same banner but it’s now pulled.
I think it’s an ad by the left, perfectly timed for SJWs to share their outrage on social media and try to convince their friends that Trump is cultivating this kind of adoration. If the source is exposed today, it shows the stupidity of everyone involved.
This morning there are over 1 million talking about this on FB. The station that’s reporting it may have new information this morning from the billboard company.
Seems like a deflection ruse to me...
What FR thread did you see it on?
Here’s the latest on this billboard:
https://www.kmov.com/news/make-the-gospel-great-again-large-billboard-of-trump-has/article_538f78d0-e0a9-11e8-b68e-4735053c1e10.html
We met as a team last night to discuss how much hatred we’ve received for our efforts to encourage fellow believers in holding fast to the faith.
We prayed that the facebook page would be a community for fellow Christians to be encouraged at what God is doing in the world and to find out how they could, like our president, be a part of being God’s presence in making America great. But the hateful comments and mean spiritedness from liberals and atheists drowned out the voices of Christians in this country. These reflect the level of unfair deranged media attacks on the President in general and his supporters.
Our billboard IS NOT equating Jesus with President Donald Trump. Salvation comes only from a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, not any man. But God does send his messengers to us, and just as King David liberated the faithful in his day, President Trump is doing this today through his protection of the unborn, defense of our land against foreign invaders and standing up for Israel. He surrounds himself with champions for Christian Rights –Mike Pence, Neil Gorsuch, and Brett Kavanaugh. Compared to the disaster of a president we had in Obama, how is this not the “word become flesh” for Americans? As Christians we must not stand against God’s will despite the persecution we face for doing so.
We will be taking the facebook page down as it has become a place full of disgusting cruel comments and a complete lack of scriptural understanding. But we are not defeated. We draw our strength directly from the Lord as well as from the teachings of evangelists such as James Dobson, Franklin Graham, John Gray, and Jerry Falwell Jr. and many other voices who encourage us in our mission.