Heavenly Father,
We come before You with humble hearts, lifting up all those battling cancer. Grant them courage in the face of fear, hope in the midst of uncertainty, and peace that surpasses all understanding.
Surround them with Your loving presence, comfort their minds, and ease their pain. Bless the hands of the doctors, nurses, and caregivers with wisdom, skill, and compassion.
Give their families and friends strength to support them, patience to endure the difficult days, and faith that Your love is greater than any trial.
Lord, we pray for healing, not only of the body but of the spirit and mind. May Your grace fill every moment with light, and may Your mercy bring restoration and hope.
Amen.
#cancer #CancerDay
Here are some pointers on how we ought to live in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination:
1. Believe the Gospel and proclaim it. The Gospel is the power of God unto salvation.
2. Remember that you are at war, whether you like it or not. This is a cosmic struggle: truth against lies, good against evil, beauty against ugliness. Fight hard and faithfully everywhere (Ephesians 6:10–20).
3. Give no inch to public idolatry. Be like Josiah, who destroyed every idol in Judah.
4. Do not make peace with evil. There can be no unity where lies reign. Do not tolerate wickedness; call it out and confront it.
5. Do not fear suffering, persecution, or death. Be willing to count the cost of standing for the truth.
6. Die to the desire to be liked by everyone.
7. Read and learn so that you may discern good from evil.
8. Speak the truth to your family, friends, and neighbors—even if it costs you those relationships.
9. Build where it matters most. Love your spouse and raise your children in the fear of the Lord.
10. Gather with a local church body weekly and worship the Lord.
11. Build Christian institutions with distinctly Christian cultures.
12. Live with deep hope, joy, and optimism. Do not be black-pilled.
13. Get involved in politics. Take every part of the public square for Christ.
14. Nurture true ambition.
15. Invest in what is good; defund what is evil.
16. Kill sin and unbelief in every area of your life.
17. Honor masculinity. Men are called to protect and to lead. Evil triumphs only when men are absent. Build virtuous men.
18. Use what you have. You don’t need a big platform to be faithful; you do need to steward your time and opportunities well.
19. Live with hopeful urgency. We are mortal, and any day may be our last. Rather than fear the end, live with gratitude for the moment you have—and build great things for God.
20. Remember that Christ reigns. He is neither perplexed by evil nor defeated by death. He is the victorious King who rules over all and will never yield to His vanquished enemies. When all around looks grim, remember the King. He does not lose.
Start/stop technology: where your car dies at every red light so companies get a climate participation trophy. EPA approved it, and everyone hates it, so we’re fixing it.
Very powerful diet. Long intermittent fasts, followed by a dinner of pure Americana.
Reads like something historians would say an ancient chronicler made up. “He ate nothing until the evening, at which point he ate a feast of the national cuisine.”
🚨 New Gallup poll finds overwhelming majority of U.S. wants new voter integrity laws
84% want to require all voters to provide photo ID in order to vote
83% want to require people who are registering to vote to provide proof of citizenship
@ElonMusk
The U.S. National Debt has increased by $473 BILLION over the last three weeks.
It now stands at $35.8 TRILLION.
That’s $103,700 of debt for every American.
This is unsustainable.
America is in the fast lane to bankruptcy.