It’s very hard to find hope for America in the history of Obama and his confederates, in the effectiveness of his opposition, in the day-to-day goings on in the news or in the radical, godless elements which now comprise a considerable proportion of the US electorate. If I were to look at only these things, I would conclude that we are already too late, that nothing less than a miracle could save us.
Fortunately, for those of us that follow the risen Christ, there is an expectation of the miraculous.
The United States is the only nation in the history of the world which was dedicated to the principles of our Christian God from inception. From the recognition that God endowed our unalienable rights, to the distrust of earthly institutions of government, to the requirement that each man be accountable for his actions and outcome - the United States represented one nation, under God.
For 200 years, we were the nation which taught Christian values to the world. We were the nation which sent Christian missionaries everywhere; we were the nation which helped the helpless; we were the nation which saved the world from Communism and Naziism; we were the nation which promoted freedom of speech and freedom of worship; we taught the world charity and mercy; we were the shining beacon on the hill, salt and light.
And despite what the left would have us believe, we are still a strong nation of Christians within the now secular society of America. While this remnant of Christians remains, God will not totally abandon us. While this remnant of Christians remains, there is hope for renewal. While this remnant of Christians remains, God will be ever more faithful than we.
So, although I see no hope in the natural world to prevent Obama and his Communists from completing their treachery and undermining our nation, I still have a hope - in Christ. Christ will overcome the fawning media, the corrupt justice department, the hand-picked anti-American infiltrators, and Obama’s assault upon the rule of law. And He will do it to preserve His elect.
So continue to do what we may in the natural, with all of our strength.
But rely upon Christ to make us a way.
Well written. I agree. I don’t know if he will save us from destruction in this world, though. Sometimes the Lord allows some extreme trials as a reminder in the end that men fail and apart from Him we can do nothing. Time to be on our knees and keep our noses in the Bible because it’s going to be the only light in this tunnel.