There are Muslim rape gangs brutalizing our women across our ancestral homelands.
And they're hunting Nazis.
Our governments have betrayed us, protecting the Muslim rapists from their own people.
And they're hunting Nazis.
Our people are being robbed and replaced at government gunpoint.
And they're hunting Nazis.
Our sons can't buy homes to raise a family in.
And they're hunting Nazis.
We have been told to hate ourselves for our whiteness, our maleness, our Christianity, and for the civilization our fathers built.
And they're hunting Nazis.
Our courts are a mockery, releasing violent criminals back on the streets for the virtue of their blackness—even as they wage relentless lawfare against our kinsmen.
And they're hunting Nazis.
Our cities are in disarray, our economy is fake, our currency debased, and our soldiers sent to die in foreign lands.
And they're hunting Nazis.
Our churches are led by cowards and knaves, heads buried in books while their people learn the liberal catechism by heart.
And they're hunting Nazis.
What if we stopped living within the liberal frame? What if we stopped caring what names they call us? What if we stopped letting them manipulate us with fear and with cancel mobs? What if we were men again?
This is my favorite song on the album, because when I was writing it, Lexy turned to me and said, "I really like that" when I got to the chorus.
That was 8+ months ago. Still riding that compliment.
Dear God,
Good morning! I lift up every person reading this today. Remind them of their worth and the beauty of how You created them. Fill their hearts with confidence, peace, and the assurance that they are loved and chosen by You. Let them walk in the purpose You created for them, knowing they are fearfully and wonderfully made. Remind them of how much you love them and how you will always be right beside them! Thank you for being our comfort and our rock!
In Jesus Name,
Amen 🙏
“I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.”
- Psalms 139:14
A husband will run through a brick wall for a wife who:
-is warm towards him
-smiles at him
-is sexually interested in him
-doesn't nag him
-cooks food he likes
-dresses femininely
-literally just likes him
It's not complicated, ladies.
Dear God,
You are great, mighty, and worthy of all praise. You are incomparable. I ask that you please strengthen me with your power and grace. Thank you for always going before me and preparing the promises you have for me. Please give me the courage to live for you as I trust in the power of your right hand.
I place my worries in your hands. Above all, grant me the grace to acknowledge your will and know that whatever you do, you do because you love me.
In Jesus Name,
Amen 🙏
“Your right hand, O Lord, was majestic in power. Your right hand, O Lord, shattered the enemy.”
- Exodus 15:6
I turned 35 at the beginning of this year. Here are 35 things I'm convinced would improve almost anyone's life if they did them every day.
1. Thank God for 5 things you are likely to take as givens rather than the blessings that they are. Life. Health. Food to eat. Children. A good church. A car that works. Clothes. Working nostrils. The possibilities are endless, because God is far kinder to you than you think he is.
2. Sing a good song (especially a Psalm).
3. Walk a few miles, even if it's broken up through your day. Minimum of 3 miles (6,000ish steps), but 5 would be even better.
4. Eat dinner with your family.
5. Lift something heavy, even if it's for 15 minutes.
6. Confess your specific sins to God and trust in Christ for the forgiveness of those specific sins.
7. Plan most of what you are going to eat at least the day before. Make sure your food is serving your goals and not hindering you in achieving those goals.
8. If possible, do the most important work of your day first—the work only you can do, the work that takes your best energy. Lock in way more than you probably would by default, because doing things by default is rarely doing them very well.
9. Have a good conversation with your spouse about anything one of you cares about.
10. Pray for your kids out loud. Bless them. Ask God to give them long and prosperous lives full of faith and virtue.
11. Hit on your wife (or husband). And pretty regularly, make a baby (or try).
12. Do something you like to do that is a total waste of time, even if it's as simple as watching a 12–minute video on garage gym equipment you'll never own (thanks, @homegymcoop).
13. Work on something that will make you a better man or woman, even if you make a tiny amount of progress. Some of the above count towards this, obviously.
14. Shoot the breeze with a friend, coworker, or other person that is actually present with you in person.
15. If you have little kids, sit with one of them in your lap for a few minutes and chat.
16. Do something kind for your spouse without making a big deal about it.
17. Refuse to entertain bitterness or simmer in it. Turn bitterness, anger, annoyance, etc. to righteous action as quickly as you can (prayer, hard conversation, cover it in grace, whatever the situation calls for).
18. Pray for someone in your church. If appropriate, tell them you prayed for them.
19. Ask God to bless you in specific ways. If you want something and you think it is lawful, ask for it. Be ok with any answer.
20. Do something hard or annoying that you've been putting off.
21. Do something that would annoy a liberal.
22. Read something from the Bible. Think about what you read with the aim of believing and obeying it.
23. Be really hard on yourself when it comes to fussing. Have a zero tolerance policy for fussing when it comes to yourself.
24. Be easier to please and get along with than you probably want to be by default.
25. Dress well for whatever your day requires. But don't be foppish.
26. Encourage your children out loud more than you would probably by default.
27. Correct and discipline your children more often and more promptly than you probably would by default.
28. Notice your own instinct to be lazy and make no peace with it. This is not the same thing as never resting or having a good time.
29. Assume that God has put dozens of good works in front of you when you wake up in the morning (Ephesians 2:10). Try to find those good works and do them.
30. Speak well of the people you're around, even (especially!) in your own head. If you have an issue, deal with it. But aim to cultivate a habit of giving credit to others, honor to others, and respect to others.
31. Ask God to sort out something you think is evil in your world. "God, set your face against the wicked judge in my town that did ______." Etc. As you have opportunity, look for ways you can do something about it too.
32. Be more ok with not getting credit for stuff than you probably want to be by default.
33. Pay attention to your own boasting. If you start with this, you'll get better at seeing how often you do it. Hopefully this will help you do it less.
34. Do something that would disappoint Satan. Hint: Most often this will be an act of love that is not seen or praised. It will most often do very little to change the world. Literally, I would consider picking up garbage you would otherwise walk by to tick this box.
35. Think about your own death in some way. Again, don't give yourself a complex, but it is good to remember that you are hurtling towards a 6-foot hole in the ground. That you will stand before God sooner than you probably think.
You'll notice that you can do a lot of this at the same time. For example, I do #3 (walking) at the same time as #8 (the most important work of the day). Works for me.
You won't do all of them every day obviously, but if you do a good number of them, I'm 100% convinced your life will improve.
Sin Doesn’t Balance Sin
“In contrast, the dictatorial parent thinks that he is simply being firm, while the indulgent parent thins she is simply being kind. In both cases, they call their failure something else. And on top of that, both types often believe that they’re ‘balancing out’ the other. They each lean in opposite directions in the canoe, which, incidentally, is how you capsize a canoe” (Keep Your Kids, p. 16).
Dear God,
Thank You for this new day, a chance to connect more intimately with You. I’m grateful for the blessings You’ve poured out over me and my family and trust in You with all that’s ahead. As I sit in Your presence now, fill me with Your peace and joy. Let my heart overflow with thankfulness for Your goodness. Forgive me for the times I’ve questioned or lacked faith, and show me how to walk even closer with You. Help me spread Your love, grace, and kindness wherever I go today.
In Jesus Name,
Amen 🙏
“Draw close to God, and He will draw close to you, meeting you where you are.”
- James 4:8
Dear God,
Good morning! Please fill me with courage, hope, and a heart ready to walk boldly into the destiny created just for me. Let my words reflect Your promises—no fear, no doubt, and no questions. Strengthen my faith, let my joy be contagious, and keep my heart steady as I trust You completely. I ask for protection over my family and friends. I pray that no opposition will prevail, and blessings from heaven would continue to cover us. Guide me by Your Spirit, shaping this day for Your glory.
In Jesus Name,
Amen 🙏
“The name of the Lord is a fortified tower; the righteous run to it and are safe.”
- Proverbs 18:10
Wow. Kid Rock added a beautiful verse to "til you can't" at the TPUSA halftime show.
"There's a man who died for all our sins hanging from the cross."
"You can give your life to Jesus and He'll give you a second chance, til you can't."
Dear God,
I want to live my life with my heart focused solely on Jesus. I gladly proclaim that Jesus is Lord over all. He is also my personal Lord and my Savior. I praise and thank you for the gift of salvation, through Jesus, that has given me the gift of eternal life! Thank you for the blessings you have bestowed on my life. You have provided me with more than I could ever have imagined. You have surrounded me with people who always look out for me. You have given me family and friends who bless me every day with encouragement and kindness. Today, my heart overflows with extreme gratitude. I place this day in your hands and trust in You and you alone!
“We know that we live in him and he in us, because he has given us of his Spirit.”
- 1 John 4:13