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[We live in an age of unbelief. The foundations of American life are eroding. America is entering an uncharted, revolutionary time. We are no longer the America of our founders or even the America that existed twenty years ago. We are in trouble, and a cataclysm of ominous events may soon overwhelm us. We need a national spiritual revival.]

Yes, we should pray. Hopefully the Good Lord grants us some additional time in these last days before the 7-year Tribulation.

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I’m glad Kirk Cameron is getting his Bible class in libraries now

However, in the last 20 years, he has basically switched to a “Kingdom Now” perspective - at least that’s how it came off.

I’m standing there, in the midst of about 1,500-2,500 people (it was spread out; chairs in a field, several tents with people at tables and sitting in chairs).

Then, in a complete dismissal of Luke 21:34-36 he starts talking about how he saw this statue, had a replica built, and America could well be around for 1,000 years (at first I thought he said 4,000 years lol).

Just the debt bomb ALONE guarantees that this nation cannot survive for 1,000 years. It MUST somehow collapse into a Global Government which is EXACTLY where our “leadership” is taking it.

I don’t like it. But the handwriting is on the wall.

BTW, most of the 1,500-2,500 people applauded when he told them of America being around for another 1,000 years. Completely and utterly delusional.

When I hear Kirk Cameron speak, it’s basically Ray Comfort speaking. Even last year.

I once tried to email RC a little over 30 years ago. It was a friendly email but I never got a response (no big deal). So I’ve never even chatted in email to him. At that time RC was trying to evangelize over the early internet. He’s basically OK on doctrine but he’s a huge influence on KC. It’s a guess, admittedly, but I’m guessing KC is getting this from RC. They used to appear together in various projects.

So, according to KC, “someone” took him to (around) where the Pilgrims landed - and showed him this monument built to commemorate their influence. It’s a woman with a book in her hand (no I’ve never seen this thing but someone could probably find it).

KC then went on to say that he commissioned some of the guys who worked on “The Lord of the Rings” to build a replica of this statue for him - which is now in his backyard or something.

I am not making that up. I watched him say all of that last year. In person. There were so many people there at least 7 food trucks showed up to feed people.

On a side note, a local woman showed me pictures, a few months ago, of KC and his sister, Candace Cameron visiting her children. Yeah she had the pictures.

I think these are generally Christians who are trying to make a difference. Kirk is just woefully ignoring what is clearly happening to this country.

Oh and he said our problems are not “Republican vs. Democrat” - Well, that’s not all of the problem, of course. It would have been better if he’d mentioned the godless agendas of the Globalists.

The statue is supposedly holding a Bible in one hand. So, since America made it for 400 years (or so) since the Pilgrims, this is somehow how we’re gonna take back America.

Well, Scripture is good; very good; the only solid rock is the Word of God. I say this is a country that went back to church in the wake of 09/11/2001 and then embraced a godless agenda from a Kenyan apologist for Islam 7 years later. One who told them how good homosexual marriage is and about transgenderism. The first LGBTQ bumper sticker I ever saw was in 2008 and it was an Obama campaign sticker.

Luke 17 is coming true. Anyone who thinks this nation or world is going to survive 1,000 years as it proceeds down a spiral is completely delusional.

Now, AFTER Armageddon, it WILL go on for 1,000 years but only under the Millennial Kingdom of Jesus Christ ruling on Earth.