A plea to my brothers and sisters in America and abroad

The weight of heavy anxiety hit me hard yesterday night. It was intense enough to nearly cause me to hyperventilate. I typically pride myself on my ability to step back and view the entire picture and recognize that things are not truly as bad as they seem.

With the way this country seems to be turning toward sin and away from God, combined with the numerous signs of the end times, I think it is more important now than anytime in history to recognize that there is a God. He created the heavens and the earth from the void of nothingness. He spun each and every single one of us into existence as he wove us together in the womb.

He is an all powerful God and he is a God that knows no fault.

In his infinite love he plotted out from the beginning a map to find him.

Despite our sinful nature and our willingness to so quickly turn away from his face, he showed us complete love in that while we were still sinners he died for us.

The one true God wrapped himself in the flesh of man and subjected himself to the same temptations that you and I face daily. And yet he did it out of love for us and he did it to perfection, not succumbing even once.

He freely gave himself over to man to be beaten and torn and bled out and in his final moments he chose to forgive us.

Jesus. The name above all names. The name I have persistently taken in vain, persistently sinned against and persistently denied calls out to someone tonight. Maybe it is someone reading this now.

The truth: God created us. We failed God. While we forsake God, He never forsakes us.

Recognize him tonight as your savior. The one and only God who loves enough to sacrifice himself.



I’m trying times I hope you and yours are safe. Rest easy knowing that if you are a child of God them no weapon formed against you will prosper. Just like the birds in the air and the flowers of the field, you will always have what you need.

If these are not truly the end times then rest easy that this period will pass. But if this is it, recognize that in the weeping and gnashing of teeth to come there is joy and solace in the arms of Christ.