I say I voted for Kamala. People assume I’m a progressive.
I show that I’m upset about the election results. I’m told to repent and called a shrill liberal.
I’m a moderate. I’m a Christian who is conservative theologically, and in a denomination that is traditional. I’ve been a believer for over 25+ years and I have a lot of clout as a Christian in my circles. I’m well educated and been around the block a few times.
Yes, I voted for Kamala. But, not for the reasons you assume.
I voted for Kamala not because she’s a woman. Not because she’s black. But, because she’s qualified. She did not pose a threat to national security. She has never been convicted of crime. She’s never been accused of SA. She is a strong communicator, and I believe she would have brought some stability to our country. How? Through her presence. You can disagree, totally fine. But, that’s why I voted for her.
I don’t agree with all her policies, but I did think she would have made a good president. And yes, I’m disappointed that Trump was elected. I’m sad. People are allowed to be upset that their candidate lost. People are allowed to work through that frustration and express themselves.
I’ve made a point to not make this platform about politics. My heart is to help people leave cultic, coercive, and spiritually abusive relationships. I love kindness, and I want to see people united over good causes. I’m at my heart a peace maker who desires unity.
I don’t intend to continue to make political posts, but if my beliefs bother you-please, just unfollow me.
If you feel the same way I do about abuse, cults, and education - please stay. That is the heartbeat of my platform. Give me a few days to settle my soul, I just ask for your understanding and patience if you find my tweets to be insufferable.
Praying for the day when US Christians will care more passionately about the Great Commission than the next election; when they’ll raise millions not for politicians but to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit the prisoner, and mend the sick; when the “least of these” will matter more than than the greatest; when those who’ve never heard will be our concern rather than convincing those who have that the minutiae of our theology is why what divides us on Sunday must also keep us from linking arms in mission on Monday; when the hope of glory will outweigh the despair of dying to self; when the joy of the good news of Jesus will outweigh the anxiety of the daily news in our souls.
@BethMooreLPM Beth, you never hurt me. I'm so sorry for the hurt you suffered. You didn't deserve any of it. You should be the one to receive apologies.
@racheljwelcher Last year I bought a Kate Spade purse when it was on sale. It's a black, all leather tote. It's regularly priced over $300. I paid $99. I figured it was worth the investment. I only use it during the fall and winter. It still looks brand new.
@janjowen I'm so sorry for what you're going through. I lost my dad 2 1/2 yrs ago. I miss him every day. During one of his hospital stays I was watching "Oklahoma" in the middle of the night. The lady in the room next door coded. I had to turn it off. Thankfully they revived her.