Micah Little

Christian, husband, father, business owner. Hail State.

[Micah Little @micahislittle]

@thewoolshire @jeremiahjass When do I need to order for a Christmas delivery?

[Micah Little @micahislittle]

@jeremiahjass Basic Economics, if you will

[Micah Little @micahislittle]

@JamesMMusic1 @aakashgupta My father was cured through acupuncture

[Auron MacIntyre @AuronMacintyre]

The brutal truth is that our entire system relies on abortion

You can’t keep women in the work force without abortion

You can’t maintain the casual sex culture and disrupt family formation without abortion

Women with children find themselves dependent on men, single women find themselves dependent on the state

Women are more likely to take abuse from employers, less likely to demand raises, less likely to oppose their replacement

People have been conditioned to believe they couldn’t function in society without abortion, and at some level we’ve ensured that’s correct

We’re far from the first civilization to base itself on child sacrifice but don’t lie to yourself, that’s exactly what we’ve done

You can look back on the Mayans in horror because they did their sacrifices on an altar but they could never hope to match our level of slaughter

Until the paradigm shifts there will be no popular support for it’s restriction

[Micah Little @micahislittle]

@MouldySplendour @IPostAndGhost @majeikstagram I second this. I never really notice the cage unless my grip strength is slipping and the dumbbells are rotating. I think they even make certain exercises better.

[C.Jay Engel 🌲 @contramordor]

Thanksgiving is a Heritage American holiday. It is not a Postwar Consensus holiday.

It is not about general thanksgiving to whichever deity you worship, or having a general spirit of gratitude, but it is rooted in echoing the specific thanks—to the Christian God—offered up by our Protestant Pilgrim ancestors in response to their particular struggles and the deliverance from them in the 17th century.

It’s not a presentist holiday where we merely (primarily) thank God for the things we currently have. Rather, it is a day of remembrance for what God did for our people, our forefathers, those who settled this land and underwent the trials of pioneering, conquering, and advancing Western Civilization to new horizons. God blessed their endeavors, and we partake in the same thanksgiving they offered before us.

Thanksgiving is the quintessential American holiday, and to be an American is to partake in the ethos of Anglo-Protestantism and its roots in America.

[Micah Little @micahislittle]

@PastorMark Redeemer Community Church - Centennial, CO

[Pastor Rich Lusk @Vicar1973]

Looking back over the last 5+ years, it’s really impressive how conservatives/the right/Christians did not simply throw in the towel and swallow black pill back in January 2020. Instead, we fought back and have totally shifted the momentum in the country. It’s like Chesterton said: “The one perfectly divine thing, the one glimpse of God's paradise given on earth, is to fight a losing battle - and not lose it.” That’s what we’ve done: everything looked lost, we fought back anyway, and found that we really can turn our country around. Yes, there is a lot more work to be done. We’re only in the beginning stages of what needs to be accomplished. But just when it looked like the culture war was over, and the left could declare total victory, the right staged an astounding comeback. This chapter of our nation’s story will make exciting fodder for historians in the future. The right was a heavy underdog, but pulled off a huge upset. Who knows what the future holds, but there are countless reasons for optimism right now.

Every political movement has its flaws and its riffraff (see, eg, David’s band of outlaws who joined his movement in the wilderness in 1 Samuel 22). That’s true of our movement too. But the quality of leadership, the widespread respect for the Bible and the church, and the kind of cultural/political discussions taking place on the right (like overturning Obergefell) are in sharp contrast to the explicit “celebration” of perversion and the total lack of leadership in the Democratic Party. The differences really could not be more stark. The left has no vision for the country. They have no love for America and her heritage. They want to drive God and prayer out of public life.  The left is all about promoting sexual deviance and the coming climate catastrophe. It’s all about accusing normal, decent people of being racists and bigots. It’s all about advocating for the most shallow form of racial identity politics and the divisiveness of cultural Marxism. It’s all about government-run grocery stores (like that’s never been tried!) and the willingness to use political violence, including mobs, riots, and shootings. The two sides of the political spectrum are further apart than at any time in our nation’s history (including the War Between the States, when at least both sides professed to worship the same God).

But the contrast of right vs left is not the only contrast worth noting. The right of 2025 is completely different from the right of previous generations - and it’s so, so much better on the whole. This is why I think today’s right is so much more potent than in the past. We are better historically informed, more widely grounded in the Christian faith, and more willing to actually fight back instead of getting steered and manipulated by the left’s false accusations. And now that left’s accusations are no longer working, the total lack of substance on the left is being fully exposed. The left is morally and intellectually bankrupt. The right has a treasure of riches.

Charlie Kirk deserves a lot of credit for the vibe shift that has taken place, especially among young men. Kirk’s martyrdom likely cemented a whole generation of men to the right. Kirk’s role in the 2024 election cannot be overstated. What I appreciate most about Kirk is that he presented a fully integrated worldview at just the time when many Big Eva-type leaders were telling us we needed to go silent on political/culture war issues for the sake of evangelism. Kirk took the opposite approach, constantly mixing evangelism and politics, and it paid huge dividends. He proved that fighting the culture war and evangelizing the lost go hand in hand. He showed how the Christian faith answers not just the “How do I get my sins forgiven?” question, but all the other major cultural and political questions of our day. He could move seamlessly from talking about Jesus as the only way of salvation to talking about the importance of marriage and the wisdom of the second amendment. In Kirk’s on-campus apologetics, as well as in his life, everything was integrated under Christ’s lordship. May God give us more like him.

[Jamie Bambrick @j_bambrick]

If you do not yet know Christ, now is the time.

The hour is extremely late, and the day is extremely dark. Don't go another minute without Him.

[Jamie Bambrick @j_bambrick]

I’d love to die at a ripe old age, peacefully in my bed, surrounded by family.

But failing that, taking a bullet for trying to save my country from demonic leftist hordes is probably the next best thing.

He died honorably and as a Christian martyr.

God bless this man.

[FischerKing @FischerKing64]

They killed a 31 year old father of two whose only crime was to go to university campuses and engage in good faith with people who disagreed with him. If this isn’t a wake up call then we’re never going to wake up.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

It’s fitting that these two stories are going viral at the same time. They are very much related. The reason the guy on the right was out on the street is because our criminal justice system is run by, and tailored to the sensitivities of, women like the one on the left.

[Joshua Haymes @haymes_joshua]

The alphabet agenda is demonic.

It has lead to

- increased child sexual abuse
- an explosion of STD’s
- an increase in suicides.
- the destruction of the family

Christians, loving your neighbor means fervently opposing this satanic agenda.

[Micah Little @micahislittle]

@jeremiahjass

[Samuel @placeofcommon]

Grateful to be part of the CREC.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Nice of the Supreme Court to give their personal opinions about whether we can deport illegal aliens. Really interesting stuff. Thanks, guys. Anyway let’s get back to deporting illegal aliens.

[Wes Huff @WesleyLHuff]

Happy Holy Week

[Micah Little @micahislittle]

@placeofcommon "its cover", like it happened on its own, spontaneously.

[Micah Little @micahislittle]

@wadestotts @detachmo “I love mankind, he said, "but I find to my amazement that the more I love mankind as a whole, the less I love man in particular.” - The Brothers Karamazov