It’s been a real shock to me to hear “Dispensationalist, “Evangelical,” and “Zionist” used as curses in the last few years.
Dispensationalists are just Christians who read the Bible literally & believe that there is prophecy yet to be fulfilled.
Evangelicals are just Christians who favor a simple, plain reading of scripture and prioritize… you guessed it…evangelization.
Zionists are just people who believe in the Jewish right to a homeland.
None of these things are dark or heretical or complicated.
They do result in a hopeful attitude toward Israel, though- which is why they are so hated.
Islam is the only religion that has a fully developed doctrine and laws that demand the subjugation, forced conversion and ultimately the killing of non-believers.
That makes it much more than just a religion. That makes it a political ideology.
One that is not compatible with the West.
@YaraGaza84@piersmorgan If arabs in Gaza loved their children more than they hate the Jews, none of this would be happening. Teach your children to love instead of brainwashing them to hate & murder.
@eric_c_anderson@Kentuckygirl1 You have to wonder why these are clips chopped & put together…even if he did believe that, which I highly doubt, Charlie wasent God, he didn’t know everything.
October 7, 2023—a day forever etched into the heart of Israel.
Today, we remember the 1,200+ lives brutally taken, the families forever changed, and the nation that still carries the scars.
We remember. We mourn. We stand with Israel 🇮🇱
Jesus was Jewish.
Mary was Jewish.
The apostles were Jewish.
Jesus was circumcised on the eighth day. He attended synagogue, observed Passover, and taught from the Hebrew Scriptures. He walked through Judea and Galilee.
He came to fulfill the law.
The Christ you worship is the Jewish Messiah. You cannot separate Him from His Jewish roots.
“Do not be arrogant toward the branches. If you are, remember it is not you who support the root, but the root that supports you.” (Romans 11:18, ESV)
A massive cloud of demonic influence is covering Western Europe and parts of the United States. The strong delusion arising from an alliance of Marxist, Islamist, and radical LGBTQ ideologies is blinding millions to truth and even the simplest logic.
The sad part is that those embracing this ideological cocktail are far more committed to taking their convictions to the polls. They vote in large numbers while many conservatives stay home, claiming that “politics is not for us.”
This goes far beyond Trump and his time in office. It concerns the future of America and what the nation will look like for decades to come.
The same is true of Europe.
October 7 was not merely a massacre of Jews. It was also an assault on common sense, decency, truth, and history.
For some, “Free Palestine” has become a new religion, invoked to justify violence and extreme cruelty. It has become an identity for those who feel alienated, offering a cause to embrace while rejecting the love of the truth that could save them.
It is time for every conservative to view voting not simply as a privilege, but as a duty. Our choices have consequences for us and for our children.
God commanded the people of Israel:
“I call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants may live;”
Deuteronomy 30:19, NKJV
We must choose. We must vote.
Our future and our children’s future are at stake.
Go vote!
I worship God.
Not government.
I vote for candidates who will support policies that align with my biblical worldview.
Conservatism is not a bloodline, caste system, aristocracy or church. It is a political philosophy grounded in ordered liberty, constitutional government, individual rights and equal citizenship.
I can’t separate myself from my Christianity we come as a package deal.
I vote based on which candidate will let me live my best Christian life. Which policies will they enact, how will they use power and will they stop what I consider to be cancerous to my family.
That includes:
●Protecting my Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.
●Preserving constitutional carry.
●Rejecting firearm confiscation schemes that punish law-abiding citizens for crimes they did not commit.
●Securing schools against violence through trained personnel, controlled access, effective threat assessment, disciplined classrooms and actual accountability.
●Removing political indoctrination and ideological radicalization from public schools.
●Teaching children how to think, not training them what to think.
●Restoring curricula centered on literacy, mathematics, science, history, civics and objective truth.
●Requiring complete curriculum transparency so parents can see what their children are being taught.
●Keeping sexually explicit and developmentally inappropriate material out of school libraries and classrooms.
●Ensuring that school books and instructional materials are age-appropriate, educationally legitimate and available for parental review.
●Protecting children from racial essentialism, collective guilt and social and emotional garbage.
●Keeping radical gender ideology and secret social-transition policies away from children.
●Requiring schools to inform parents rather than treating families as obstacles to be deceived or circumvented.
●Restoring parental authority over children’s education, healthcare and moral formation.
●Expanding school choice so families are not trapped in schools that violate their convictions or fail their children.
●Protecting religious liberty, freedom of conscience and freedom of speech.
●Protecting unborn life.
●Enforcing the law, maintaining public order and protecting innocent people not criminals.
●Securing the border, enforcing immigration law and putting the safety and interests of American citizens first.
●Protecting private property, free enterprise and the right to enjoy the money we work hard to earn.
●Shrinking the administrative state and combating the NGO foreign funded strangle hold on politics.
●Appointing judges who interpret the Constitution rather than rewriting it.
●Rejecting racial preferences, caste essentialism, collective guilt and every other cancerous form of identity politics.
●Treating American citizens as equal citizens regardless of race, ancestry or religion.
●Preventing government from interfering with how I raise my child, go to my church or practice my religion.
There is not one single democrat on the ballot running on that agenda.
If I take that list, Republicans check more boxes than democrats every single time.
It’s not that complicated. Unless you are a doom and gloom lunatic who wants the opposite of actual conservatism.
I am voting Red. Straight down.
The history of the Islamic slave trade would shock the world… if they cared.
It was pressure from the Christian influenced West that curtailed it, and that pressure is all that keeps it at bay.
Time to bring more pressure.
White supremacy doesn’t become Christian just because you attach Bible verses to it.
Yet a growing group of pastors are doing exactly that, preaching racism and antisemitism to disaffected young men, building large online audiences, and monetizing the resulting outrage.
https://t.co/FChT9Ov1mQ
James Talarico wants Texans to believe he represents Christianity. The question is: What Christianity?
A minister at Talarico’s longtime church was reportedly caught questioning whether Jesus even existed, rejecting the virgin birth, dismissing the Old Testament as mythology, and declaring that Christ did not die for our sins.
Talarico has called the church’s longtime pastor one of the greatest influences on his life. That pastor has publicly denied a literal resurrection. Meanwhile, Talarico continues using Scripture and Christian language to sell his progressive political agenda.
I want to be clear: Christianity without the virgin birth, the atoning death of Christ, and the bodily resurrection is not Christianity. It is apostasy.
James Talarico cannot repeatedly invoke Jesus for political credibility while ignoring the rank heresy coming from the church that shaped him. Texans deserve to know what is hiding behind this carefully manufactured image of “Christian” leadership.
This is counterfeit Christianity being weaponized to advance progressive politics, and the Church must boldly expose it.
https://t.co/yXqpKugvs5
ISRAEL IS ISRAEL. THE CHURCH IS THE CHURCH.
What if one of the biggest keys to understanding Bible prophecy is also one of the simplest?
Israel is Israel.
The Church is the Church.
They are not enemies.
They are not two different ways of salvation.
And recognizing a distinction between them does not diminish the glory of the Church.
It magnifies the faithfulness of God.
Because the God of Israel made specific promises to specific people, and He does not forget who received them.
🕎 GOD MADE COVENANTS WITH ISRAEL
God promised Abraham descendants, a nation, blessing, and a land.
📖 Genesis 12:1–3
📖 Genesis 15:18
📖 Genesis 17:7–8
He confirmed those promises through Isaac and Jacob.
He promised David an enduring dynasty and kingdom.
📖 2 Samuel 7:12–16
He promised Israel future restoration, cleansing, national renewal, and a restored relationship with Him.
📖 Jeremiah 31:31–37
📖 Ezekiel 36:22–28
📖 Ezekiel 37:21–28
Psalm 105 says the LORD remembers His covenant forever and specifically connects that covenant with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and the land of Canaan.
📖 Psalm 105:8–11
Jeremiah goes even further.
The God of Israel ties His covenant faithfulness to Israel and David to the fixed order of day and night.
📖 Jeremiah 33:20–26
Look outside.
Has night stopped following day?
Then God has not forgotten His covenant promises.
✝️ THEN GOD REVEALED THE CHURCH
The New Testament reveals something magnificent: Jews and Gentiles united in one body through Messiah.
📖 1 Corinthians 12:13
📖 Ephesians 2:14–16
📖 Ephesians 3:4–6
The Church is the body of Messiah.
But here is the critical point:
Unity does not require identity.
Jews and Gentiles becoming one in Messiah does not mean Gentiles become ethnic Israel, nor does it mean Israel’s national covenant promises disappear.
There is one Savior.
One gospel.
One way of salvation.
Yet God can accomplish that spiritual unity while still keeping promises He made specifically to Israel.
🔥 ROMANS 11 WILL NOT LET ISRAEL DISAPPEAR
Paul asks the question directly:
“Did God reject his people?”
His answer:
“By no means!”
Romans 11:1
Then Paul describes Israel’s present condition as a partial hardening.
📖 Romans 11:25
Partial.
Not complete.
And it lasts “until” something happens.
Paul then speaks of Israel’s future salvation and reminds us:
“God’s gifts and his call are irrevocable.”
Romans 11:29
Notice something important.
Paul wrote Romans after Pentecost.
The Church already existed.
Yet Paul still speaks distinctly of Israel, Gentiles, and the natural branches.
If Israel had simply been renamed “the Church,” Romans 11 would be a very strange chapter.
Instead, Paul warns Gentile believers:
Do not boast over the natural branches.
📖 Romans 11:17–21
The Gentiles were grafted in.
Beautiful.
But being grafted into God’s blessings is not the same thing as becoming Israel.
Participation is not replacement.
�� JESUS NEVER CORRECTED THE CATEGORY
After His resurrection, the disciples asked Jesus:
“Lord, are you at this time going to restore the kingdom to Israel?”
Acts 1:6
They had spent years with Jesus, witnessed His death, seen the risen Messiah, and heard Him teach for forty days about the Kingdom of God.
And they still expected a future kingdom restored to Israel.
If that expectation were fundamentally wrong, this would have been the perfect moment for Jesus to correct them.
But He didn’t.
Instead, He addressed their concern about timing:
“It is not for you to know the times or dates...”
Acts 1:7
The timing was withheld.
The expectation was not erased.
WHAT ABOUT THE STRONGEST OBJECTION?
Ephesians 2 says Jew and Gentile have been made one in Messiah.
Galatians 3 says believers are Abraham’s offspring.
1 Peter applies covenant language to believers.
Therefore, some conclude that the distinction between Israel and the Church has ended.
Those passages absolutely teach the spiritual unity of believers.
But they do not say:
“Israel is no longer Israel.”
They do not say:
“The Abrahamic covenant has been canceled.”
They do not say:
“Israel’s national promises have been transferred to the Church.”
And they do not overturn Romans 11, where Israel remains identifiable alongside Gentile believers.
The better distinction is simple:
Sharing Israel’s spiritual blessings does not require becoming Israel.
PARTICIPATION IS NOT REPLACEMENT.
📖 LET THE BIBLE KEEP ITS OWN CATEGORIES
Daniel’s seventieth week concerns Daniel’s people and Daniel’s holy city.
📖 Daniel 9:24–27
Jeremiah describes a future time of Jacob’s trouble.
📖 Jeremiah 30:7
Ezekiel sees Israel regathered, cleansed, and restored.
📖 Ezekiel 36–37
Zechariah sees Jerusalem at the center of end-times events and Israel recognizing the One they pierced.
📖 Zechariah 12:2–10
And Paul says:
📖 Romans 11:26
“All Israel will be saved.”
🌅 WHERE DOES THIS ALL END?
The prophetic destination is not replacement.
It is unity under Messiah without the erasure of identity.
In the New Jerusalem, Scripture still preserves both:
📖 Revelation 21:12–14
The city has twelve gates named for the tribes of Israel and twelve foundations named for the apostles of the Lamb.
Even at the end of the biblical story, Israel has not disappeared.
The destination is not that Israel becomes the Church.
It is that both are perfectly united under one King in one redeemed creation.
🌿 ONE SAVIOR. DISTINCT PROMISES. ONE FAITHFUL GOD.
This is not about two means of salvation.
Jew and Gentile alike must come to God through Messiah.
📖 Romans 3:22–30
But one way of salvation does not require every covenant promise to become identical.
The Church does not need Israel’s identity to possess the Church’s blessings.
And Israel does not need to become the Church for the LORD to fulfill Israel’s promises.
So when we encounter the covenants, ask three simple questions:
Who received the promise?
Was the promise conditional or unconditional?
Where does Scripture say God revoked or transferred the promise?
🔥 Israel is Israel.
🔥 The Church is the Church.
🔥 Unity does not erase distinction.
🔥 Participation is not replacement.
🔥 And the God of Israel keeps every covenant He makes.
“He remembers his covenant forever.”
Psalm 105:8
More Christians have been murdered by Islamists in Nigeria alone than Palestinians in Gaza, yet the entire UN General Assembly nonstop mentions Gaza and not once have they mentioned Christians.