Such a good read. There really is such a disconnect between the church (body of Christ) taking a stand. Mike Signorelli said this the other day, people in places of power have knowledge but lack Godly Wisdom. It’s our job as believers to bring that element of Godly wisdom to government, not knowledge from the government to the church and expect wisdom. Stay the course
This convicted me deeply. I agree with this to my core. You did an incredible job backing this up with real events and examples instead of just making claims, and it made the bigger picture impossible to ignore.
America absolutely has to wake up. We cannot keep sitting back and watching things we know are wrong happen around us while telling ourselves that someone else will fix it. If we don’t agree with what is happening in our country, we have a responsibility to speak up, get involved, and do something about it.
We cannot allow the loudest voices in the room to become the only voices that are heard. We have to be louder. We have to stop being afraid of labels, criticism, or what people might think of us. Silence doesn’t change anything.
This reminded me that faith was never meant to be something we hide behind the walls of a church. We are called to live it, stand on it, and carry it into the world.
We must wake up. We must be courageous. We must speak truth.
Such a good read. There really is such a disconnect between the church (body of Christ) taking a stand. Mike Signorelli said this the other day, people in places of power have knowledge but lack Godly Wisdom. It’s our job as believers to bring that element of Godly wisdom to government, not knowledge from the government to the church and expect wisdom. Stay the course
Well said!
This convicted me deeply. I agree with this to my core. You did an incredible job backing this up with real events and examples instead of just making claims, and it made the bigger picture impossible to ignore.
America absolutely has to wake up. We cannot keep sitting back and watching things we know are wrong happen around us while telling ourselves that someone else will fix it. If we don’t agree with what is happening in our country, we have a responsibility to speak up, get involved, and do something about it.
We cannot allow the loudest voices in the room to become the only voices that are heard. We have to be louder. We have to stop being afraid of labels, criticism, or what people might think of us. Silence doesn’t change anything.
This reminded me that faith was never meant to be something we hide behind the walls of a church. We are called to live it, stand on it, and carry it into the world.
We must wake up. We must be courageous. We must speak truth.
We must be the salt and light.
Agreed! Thank you for sharing