Nick Glaros

Jesus is King • husband | father • Civil Engineer • Christ Presbyterian Church

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@DBryanRhodes The thing to remember is, $50k was a lot of money in 1990. From what I can tell the median household income was $30k. That’s 60% of $50k.

In 2026, the median household income is estimated at $89k. That’s 68% of $130k.

We do need to make way more than our parents. But we do.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@BonifaceOption How old are you kids? I’m thinking of taking my oldest three (7, 6, and 4) but not sure if they are old enough.

[Megan Basham @megbasham]

@DavidAFrench I love how you guys are like, hey that one guy whose mom had him here while she was on vacation scored some soccer goals, let’s not have a country anymore!

And you actually think this is a serious argument.

[Megan Basham @megbasham]

The court has not made birth tourism legitimate. It has made itself illegitimate. Thomas and Alito are right. Congress must start acting now to remove all foreign women from the country immediately. And begin attaching pregnancy test to visa requirements.

Force the Supreme Court to confront the will of the people again and again and again.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@WilliamWolfe No, America has gone to war against Iran. She has not declared war on Iran.

[Joe Rigney @joe_rigney]

Eleven years ago today, I helped plant Cities Church.

I served as a pastor there for 8 years.

This is a normal Baptist Church.

They worship Jesus.

They love each other.

They seek the good of their neighbors.

And the Left hates them and wants to shut them down, because one of their pastors serves his country in law enforcement, putting his life on the line to remove rapists and violent criminal illegal immigrants from our streets.

The Democrats are the party of lawlessness, of cultural decay, social disorder, and death.

It’s time for Christian boldness—for courage and clarity about Jesus and sin.

And it’s time for our governing officials to fulfill their mandate and become a terror to evil conduct. They do not bear the sword in vain.

That’s what our nation needs.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@SkullPiler @contramordor The point is, sometimes it is the only option. I’m not saying we are there yet.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@SkullPiler @contramordor It worked for Asturias and Don Pelayo. It just took 700 years.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@bbwoofield @DBryanRhodes That’s true. Power is more of a magnifier of character - whether for good or bad. But when corrupt men wield great power there tends to be great abuses.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@DBryanRhodes That is a good point. I still think that the greater the power the more checks on that power there should be. For example, there is a vast difference in how much power a father has compared to a king. There ought to be many more checks on a king’s power.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@DBryanRhodes Ah, I see that you mean. However, would you not agree with the Founders maxim as a general rule? “Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely”

And I mean, in general, is that not the case, proven by history?

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@DBryanRhodes What is your take on Gandalf’s hesitancy to wield the ring?

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

We import the third world and force working class Americans to feed and house them at gunpoint. Civilizational suicide.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@MattWalshBlog @mehdirhasan If it weren’t for Islam, the marine’s hymn wouldn’t have the line “to the shores of Tripoli”. Single greatest contribution to American culture by Islam.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@GallantCreator @conservagenz @MutantCB @GMRench Does the first amendment say “congress shall make no law…” or “texas shall make no law…”?

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@lonebulwark @Djkeene1 Along with 185,000 others, yes.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@lonebulwark @Djkeene1 So kind of them…

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@lonebulwark @Djkeene1 Why didn’t you force their hand by simply not sitting in the vestry?

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@DreadNate9 @Djkeene1 Warning by the elders that I am living in unrepentant sin (disobeying elders) and if uncorrected the next step would be excommunication. You could say I was disciplined (warned) but it never got to the next step because I compromised by attending our sister church.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@Djkeene1 I sometimes wonder if I should have forced their hand. The mask thing was trivial but their response of church discipline was tyrannical.

[Nick Glaros @GlarosNick]

@Djkeene1 I was threatened with church discipline for refusing to wear a mask during worship in 21 because it was contrary to what the elders wanted. Instead of forcing their hand I attended a sister church within the denomination that did not require masks. They were fine with that.