Jeffrey Dronenburg

Soli Deo Gloria!
Lifetime church organist and pianist, choral accompanist.🎹
Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC) Ruling Elder.
Retired USN CPO.

[Jeffrey Dronenburg @Jeff_Dronenburg]

2 Corinthians 5:17

[17] Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come. (ESV)

[Jeffrey Dronenburg @Jeff_Dronenburg]

@TerriGreenUSA Judy Rogers put music to this Proverb in 2001 in her song, "Seven Awful Things" on the album, "Go To The Ant". Every time I read this Proverb, I hear this song in my mind. Powerful testimony of the power of music to aid in memorization.
@Bandcamp

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[FBI Director Kash Patel @FBIDirectorKash]

Our hearts are heavy today.
LVMPD Officer Austin Abdelnabi was killed in the line of duty while answering a call to protect this community. A Marine veteran, a husband, and a man who showed up every day for the people of Las Vegas.
This hits close to home because it happened in my hometown.
To his wife Sage, his family, and every member of Metro — we stand with you. We are grateful for his service and we will not forget his sacrifice.
Rest easy, Officer.
-DKP🇺🇸

[Jeffrey Dronenburg @Jeff_Dronenburg]

@TerriGreenUSA It's definitely a classic!

[Franklin Graham @Franklin_Graham]

Have you ever thought about death and what happens after? Many people think it’s a step into the abyss or into some kind of darkness. But for those who have come to the Cross of Jesus Christ and experienced His forgiveness, we go immediately into the presence of Almighty God for eternity. If you’re not sure that your sins are forgiven, pray with me now…

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨WOW!!!

A Nashville TN police officer is being hailed as a hero for talking a man off the edge of a bridge... not with force or with tactics... but with a hug, and four words:

"I love you, bro."

Bodycam caught the ENTIRE thing.

The man stepped back from the edge and broke down in tears, hugging him. ❤️

His name is Lieutenant Mike Hotz of the Metro Nashville Police Department.

On July 23rd, a man stood on the edge of the Victory Memorial Bridge above the Cumberland River, livestreaming, saying he planned to jump.

Lt. Hotz didn't rush him.

He walked up calm and said: "Hey man, my name's Mike. Can I just holler at you?"

No demands.
No lectures.
Just two human beings talking.

"I just want to help you talk through this... this worst day of your life."

Here's what most people don't know:

Mike Hotz is a COMBAT VETERAN.

He says he's lost count of the brothers he served with overseas who battled suicidal thoughts. He wasn't reading from a script. He KNEW that pain.

The man cried. Several times.

Then Hotz made him a promise: "I'm not gonna try nothing crazy. I promise you to the Lord himself. Can I shake your hand?"

The man took his hand.

He stepped away from the edge.

And that handshake became a HUG.

"We're here to love you, bro. We're here to love you. I love you."

And when it was over, when the man was safe with counselors, Hotz quietly stepped away from everyone... and PRAYED. He thanked God for putting him in the right place at the right time.

This same officer built Nashville's ONEbox program, putting overdose reversal kits in 500+ locations across the city. The DEA just honored him for it.

Saving lives isn't what he does. It's who he IS.

His message to all of us: have the uncomfortable conversations. Ask people how they're REALLY doing.

GOD BLESS Lt. Mike Hotz and every officer who runs toward the hurting.

THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[Samaritan's Purse @SamaritansPurse]

"Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things." Philippians 4:8

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

WOAH 🚨 Secretary of State Marco Rubio CONFIRMS they have evidence that the mass protesters that come out for different protests like Anti-ICE, pro-Hamas and even the 2020 protests ARE ALL THE SAME PROTEST GROUPS

“There's nothing organic about it. It is funded, it is organized.” They just remake signs for each different protest

“They were the same people you saw on the streets burning things in 2020. They then flip it around and they become the pro-Hamas protesters, then they flip it around and within 48 hours of Maduro's arrest have pre-printed signs outside the courthouse demanding his release. Then they're out there doing the ICE stuff, attacking ICE agents.

There's nothing organic about it. It is funded, it is organized, and Cuba is a part of that network, and in some cases, a critical part of that network, and it's a network they will weaponize against us. And they talk about it openly, about how they will use that network to pressure American policymakers, not just here in the United States like Code Pink, but all over the world”

Here are just a few of the groups involved in the mass protest network. It’s so much bigger and organized than people realize

All of them should be arrested for intentionally setting up mass protests:

- Code Pink (CODEPINK)
- The People’s Forum
- National Network on Cuba
- ANSWER Coalition
- BreakThrough News
- Tricontinental Institute (Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research)
- National Lawyers Guild
- Pastors for Peace / IFCO
- Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)
- Black Alliance for Peace
- ICAP (Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples)
- Venceremos Brigade (historical)
- Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL)
- Workers World Party
- Freedom Road Socialist Organization

You should recognize a lot of these names because everything we have mass protests they are always filming and posting to platforms like Facebook

Now you know why they’re filming and posting. They’re literally paying for the protests and organizing them

[Scarlett Johnson @scarlett4kids]

Sophie Cunningham is the bravest woman in America right now. I'm praying for her, and y'all should be too.

She's bringing down a billion-dollar industry built on the lie that biological sex is a choice and that innate physical differences between men and women can be erased by big pharma and wishful thinking.

[Samaritan's Purse @SamaritansPurse]

"Whoever is slow to anger has great understanding, but he who has a hasty temper exalts folly." Proverbs 14:29

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Andrew Garfield once tried to drag a single person during filming and struggled. The real Desmond Doss, however, carried wounded soldiers to safety one by one, rescuing around 75 men while under intense enemy fire—without ever carrying a gun.

This comparison highlights the extraordinary physical reality behind the Oscar-winning film Hacksaw Ridge, which stars Andrew Garfield as World War II hero Desmond Doss. While filming the movie’s intense battle scenes, Garfield and the stunt team struggled with the demanding task of dragging fully grown men across rough terrain. The challenge offered a glimpse into the incredible strength and endurance required of the real-life medic under battlefield conditions.

In reality, Corporal Desmond Doss—a devout Seventh-day Adventist and conscientious objector who refused to carry a weapon—performed one of the most remarkable acts of courage in military history during the 1945 Battle of Okinawa. Over the course of roughly 12 hours, Doss repeatedly entered the battlefield under heavy enemy fire to rescue wounded soldiers.

Using a makeshift rope system, he lowered injured men down the 40-foot Maeda Escarpment, reportedly returning to the danger zone again and again while praying, “Lord, please help me get one more.” His actions saved approximately 75 lives and earned him the Medal of Honor, making him the first conscientious objector in U.S. history to receive the nation’s highest military award.

[OPC | Orthodox Presbyterian Church @OrthodoxPC]

Good morning! The Lord is kind and merciful.

[Rep. Nancy Mace @RepNancyMace]

How does one man from South Dakota have the power to secure American elections and simply choose not to use it?

[Jeffrey Dronenburg @Jeff_Dronenburg]

@RepKeithSelf @SenMikeLee @BasedMikeLee @SenRickScott @SenTuberville @SenatorBanks @SenAshleyMoody @DarlineGrahamSC @SenatorHagerty @SenKatieBritt @SenToddYoung @MarshaBlackburn @SenEricSchmitt @SenMcCormickPA @RogerMarshallMD @SenatorRisch @SenTedCruz @votetimscott @SenatorTimScott
Please add your name to this list. I know you support the SAVE act. Thank you for your service to the State of South Carolina.

[Erin Derham @HistoryBoutique]

I’ve been thinking (& panicking) a lot about something I just read in Tim Keller’s “The Reason for God.”

He described how new converts sometimes go off the deep end, railing against public education, the Democratic Party, Hollywood, etc. and end up sounding intolerant and self-righteous.

I read this and felt seen & not in a good way.

He said that kind of fanaticism doesn’t come from too much gospel… it comes from not enough of it. From slipping into moralism instead of resting in grace.

Although A LOT has changed since 2008.

Mostly, Education and the left have moved in a direction that feels genuinely more radical. I don’t think a healthy distrust of those institutions is fanaticism anymore,

BUT

Here’s what scares me: I am terrified of becoming that person.

The one who starts measuring her spiritual temperature by how loudly she opposes the enemies.

The one who confuses conviction with superiority.

The one who forgets that the moment I start feeling cleaner than the people I’m criticizing, I’ve already drifted from the Cross.

I want to be against tribalism.

Against fanaticism directed at anything or anyone other than becoming a humble servant of God.

Self-righteousness has to be killed daily, or it will quietly take the wheel.

History is full of people who started with truth and ended up worshipping their own rightness.

I refuse to be one of them.

But I also refuse to stay quiet, so I have my work cut out.

I vow to tell the truth even when it is uncomfortable but I pray I stay soft and humble, knowing that sometimes I will fail.

I pray to keep the gospel bigger than any politics, bigger than any fears, bigger than any need to be right.

… and for those interested in this fantastic and still shockingly relevant book, here is my favorite line so far:

The church is “a hospital for sinners, not a museum for saints.”

Come as you are. Leave whole and forgiven.

And if you don’t come and don’t follow the narrow path, that is okay too. I still love you and so does God.

He is just there, waiting to make your life a whole lot better when you are ready.

[LifeNews.com @LifeNewsHQ]

They left him like he was nothing—just a few days old, abandoned and crying inside a dumpster.

But fate had a different plan for Freddie Figgers.

A passerby heard the cries and called the authorities. Police rushed the baby to the hospital.

Just 13 days later, Nathan and Betty Figgers, a humble couple from Quincy, Florida, saw the story on the news.

They already had a daughter, but when they saw that tiny boy… they knew they had to do something.

They brought him home.

His childhood wasn’t easy. Kids bullied him, calling him “trash baby.” The words cut deep.

Years later, he sought out his biological mother—only to learn she was battling serious addiction.

He never saw her again.

“The people who raised me are my real parents. They gave me love… and a new life.”

When Freddie was 9, his dad bought him a broken $25 Macintosh computer. Freddie took it apart, fixed it using pieces from a radio—and it worked.

That’s when his love for technology was born.

By 13, he was repairing computers for the local government.

At 15, he launched Figgers Computers.

He built his first systems in his parents’ living room.

He invented medical devices so doctors could remotely monitor patients.

At 19, he sold one invention for $2.2 million.

He even designed GPS shoes to help track his father, who had Alzheimer’s.

By 25, Freddie held five patents and had developed over 80 software programs.

But he never forgot where he came from.

Today, he runs a foundation that provides scholarships, emergency aid, and food for the homeless.

“I started it with my own money. You can be successful and lose your soul—I don’t want that.

I want to make a difference. What you give always comes back.

And there’s no greater reward than knowing you’re doing good.”

From being thrown away… to building a legacy with purpose.

Freddie Figgers’ story proves: Where you start doesn’t define how far you can go.

[@Chicago1Ray 🇺🇸 @Chicago1Ray]

IT'S GO TIME 🚨

Big round of applause 👏 goes out to Rick Scott and Mike Lee for having the balls to object to the August recess until the Save America Act is passed

(RP) if you think every (R) Senator should join them in their objection to John Thune

IT'S GONNA HAPPEN FOLKS

[God & Country @GodandCountryy]

This only happens a certain time of year in Yosemite, incredible.

[James Dorman IV @alfredsparks]

The world will let a man go to hell quietly, and never try to stop him. The world will never let a man go to heaven quietly – they will do all they can to turn them back.

—JC Ryle, Prepared to Stand Alone, Pg. 67

[Sophie Cunningham @sophaller]

everything happens for a reason is not in the bible but "God promises to work all things to good for those who love him" is.

Romans 8:28