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Love seeing a photo from our wedding on the bulletin board at the church where my husband serves as pastor. 18 members of the church which worships about 40 on an average Sunday in rural Kentucky made the 1.5 hour drive into Louisville for our wedding. A wonderful congregation!

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“Do we want to follow in the way of Jesus or do we want to follow in the way of Trump?” @RevJacquiLewis asks Christians to consider on @amjoyshow. That’s a decision we will all have to make at the ballot box next year!

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@EMPS88 Likelihood of me getting a tattoo is less than 1% but if I did, maybe a rainbow with the lyric “I chase the rainbow through the rain, and feel the promise is not vain.”

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Today is the last day of my 20s. Should I get my first tattoo or piercing? #FOMO

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Agree with all four points made by my friend @RevJesKast ⬇️

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“Many Christians are far more than embarrassed by the evangelical embrace of this corrupt administration,” @AlexMorrisNY writes. “When Trump asks for our prayers, he shouldn’t forget that.” https://t.co/4yxBI6dgzJ

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“Do we want to follow in the way of Jesus or do we want to follow in the way of Trump?” @RevJacquiLewis asks Christians to consider on @amjoyshow. That’s a decision we will all have to make at the ballot box next year!

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And it’s very sad how the media accepts this policies as inherently “Christian” views.

In truth, there are so many progressive Christians in this country who are following Jesus by standing up for social justice and against the white evangelical/Trump alliance.

[Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II @RevDrBarber]

So-called white evangelicals say Trump supports “Christian positions”—putting the capital in Jerusalem, cutting taxes, standing against abortion, etc.

[Daniel José Camacho @DanielJCamacho]

Christianity Today's outgoing editor, Galli, didn't address racism in his editorial. When asked on NPR about *white* evangelicals' support for Trump, he deflected and talked about their passion for pro-life and religious freedom issues.

I'll tell you why this is significant.