Praying for The Midterms
I never thought much about midterm elections. They were the “B” game after the “A” game of presidential years. Choosing a president was important–directing the entire ship of state for four years. But the measly midterms? I always voted in them, but many of my friends didn’t bother.
For decades, the midterm elections made little impact because America operated out of a Judeo-Christian worldview. The Democrats championed the working classes and the poor, and Republicans supported business and the military. But both parties believed in God and generally anchored their platforms in the Ten Commandments and Golden Rule.
No longer.
Two worldviews are vying for cultural supremacy in the USA and Western World: biblical freedom and totalitarianism. The 2026 midterms will swing the pendulum one way or the other.
We need to increase our prayers for the midterm elections.
Atheist Thinking is Turning Us into Idiots
I’ve been writing for decades about the worldview battle taking place in Western culture.
For hundreds of years our civilization anchored itself in the bedrock truths of the Old Testament as wise and crucial for just and humane societies. We also imbibed the grace and love of God found in Jesus as the oxygen of our social fabric.
We ascribed to the Judeo-Christian worldview. Grace and truth make individuals and nations strong.
But like a cancer, an atheistic, no-God, secular worldview has been infecting our nation for years.
And atheistic thinking is turning us into idiots.
Why American Communists Are Rising (And We’re Voting for Them)
Recent primary elections in various blue states showed a surge in communist candidates winning.
They call themselves socialists or democratic socialists (a misnomer). You can’t slap lipstick on a pig and say it’s not a swine. Communism is an evil, authoritarian/state-centered philosophy designed to destroy Judeo-Christian culture and its blessings.
It’s Lucifer’s politics come to earth.
So why are American Communists rising and we’re foolishly voting for them?