You Were Born for This Time!

 

God is calling all Christians to live into their freedom, to stand for what is right and true without fear. The time is now to stop the satanic insanity gripping America. Lies must be called out for what they are. They come from the “father of lies,” Satan himself.

Jesus is speaking in John 8:44, and says to the Pharisees and religious leaders, “You are of your father the devil, and you want to do the desires of your father. He was a murderer from the beginning, and does not stand in the truth because there is no truth in him. Whenever he speaks a lie, he speaks from his own nature, for he is a liar and the father of lies.” (He knew they wanted to kill him.)

When we see such despicable actions committed by world leaders advocating for abortion and transgender surgeries for children, we wonder why? Extorting money and destroying our economies while pretending we can control the climate, we wonder why?

Why would they make such harmful decisions? Can it be only for money and power?

Possibly.

But if we recognize the presence of Satan and his desire to destroy the creations of God, their motivation takes on a different perspective.

In James 4:7, he says, “Resist the devil and he will flee from you.”

Resistance is key. Resistance is action.

God has given us freedom and wants us to stand against the devil without fear. God has overcome the world, and our eternity is secure.

Man can do nothing against us. Twice in the Psalms we are told, the Lord is for us, there is no reason to fear; what can man do to us?

God wants us to know we have the freedom to act for Him without worry—He is the God of forgiveness. The purity of our intentions are songs of praise to God’s ears. We are to use the gifts God has given us in His work, work that includes standing for the oppressed, the young, and the uninformed. Showing the love of God.

What can you do today to stand for Truth and to act against lies? You are not alone; He will neither leave you nor forsake you.

Soli Deo Gloria

 

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