Natalie McAfee

Appealing to heaven l Loving my boys l Horsing around l TX + MT

[Natalie McAfee @NMcafee]

@KeenanPeachy Me: They made Aslan a woman

My son: So he doesn’t have a mane?

[Natalie McAfee @NMcafee]

@DrClaireEdu These books!! 😍😍😍

[Natalie McAfee @NMcafee]

@Katy_Faust @thesamsorbo Also worth looking into NWEA’s MAP test. No teacher or parent can see the questions. Questions coming from this organization:

[Mary Margaret Olohan @MaryMargOlohan]

The NWEA, which provides map-testing assessments to Catholic dioceses and almost 2k Catholic schools across the country, features articles on its website encouraging educators to promote gender ideology to children.

https://t.co/uiN1pYPACO

[Natalie McAfee @NMcafee]

@Katy_Faust @thesamsorbo SEL at Christian private school. Paid for with state funding. When I complained about the content, they saw me as a nuisance. They just wanted to keep using whatever all the cool kids are using. I ran it by leadership of accrediting bodies CSI and ACSI, who also shut me down.

[Natalie McAfee @NMcafee]

@KKMmamaof8 I took a fifth grader back to the beginning of All About Spelling and caught up to grade level in one year. Totally worth it to go backwards at that age. For a seventh grader, if it would be too much to go back to the beginning, perhaps try Spelling Workout.

[Natalie McAfee @NMcafee]

@JeremyTate41 @L0m3z @realJeremyCarl who in Montana could get public schools and universities on board with the CLT?
@TimSheehyMT your kids’ private Christian school uses MAP testing. No teacher or parent is allowed to see the question set presented to your child.

[Tanya @tanyaelisabethh]

Can’t wait to do all of this for my daughter, and Lord willing, if wanted, my daughters in law ❤️

[Jamie Bambrick @j_bambrick]

"Do you know what you should do? You should gamble."

The advice below is correct, but I hate that this is the only way to protect your savings.

Investing is great, but the value of money is being so constantly diluted that, rather than simply being able to save and see that money accumulate over time, instead it diminishes.

Meaning people who don't understand the stock market have to put their money into it to simply keep what they have earned.

Fiat currency is one of the most destructive forces in human history.

[Katie @thebereanmillen]

Sheep shouldn’t have to beg the shepherds to shepherd.

There’s sheep everywhere begging to stop doing fluffy Bible studies, LifeWay content, rightNow media, bethel elevation and hillsong music. The sheep are tired of being exposed to wolves and want the pure meat and milk. Feed it to them.

Grateful for all the watchful shepherds out there protecting and fighting for their sheep 🥹🫶🏼

[Stella Assange @Stella_Assange]

Today our kids saw Julian in Belmarsh high security prison. We took this picture outside. On Tuesday the final US extradition hearing begins. We don’t know what happens next.

#FreeAssangeNOW

[Mark Hemingway @Heminator]

This is so freaking good. The best simple explanation of Schmitt I've seen, and it's entertaining.

[Michael Foster @thisisfoster]

Beware of the happy clappy vapidity of the overly-triumphal gospel and “no regrets” crowd.

Let me explain why...

Christians have lost the doctrine of the sorrows and miseries of this life. It’s a topic that comes up a lot in Scripture. Search “sorrow” and “misery” on a Bible app. Give those passages a read. It’s a prominent theme. The Puritans referred to it as “losses and crosses.”

I think this doctrine has fallen on hard times because the broader American culture teaches us that all consequences can be negated and overcome. It’s a lie that temporarily comforts but then coddles and impairs its recipients.

Evangelicals have absorbed this lie and it manifests itself in an over-triumphal truncated version of the gospel.

The gospel is good news for those who sorrow under crosses and losses. It lessens the weight, pain, and suffering with the troubles of this life. It, however, doesn’t eliminate them. Central to the good news is the hope of the resurrection and the renewal of all things at the end of the age.

Were you molested or raped?
Were you born blind or deaf?
Did your child die?
Do you have a chronic injury or disease?
Were you beaten as a child?
Did your spouse beat you?
Did you lose your house to a fire or flood?
Were you abandoned by your parents?
Did you grow up without a dad?
Did your spouse leave you?

It’s normal to feel a sense of loss from experiences like those above because something has been lost. Not only is it normal but it’s okay to continue to feel those losses to certain extents throughout this earthly life.

The same could be said of losses that you brought on yourself through your own sins.

Did you wrecked your liver through substance abuse?
Did you twist your sexual expectations through porn use?
Did you drive your children away through exasperation?
Did you waste your money on fleeting pleasures?
Did you waste your youth on foolish pursuits?
Did you divorce a good spouse and now are lonely?

It’s normal to feel regret. It’s even good.

But you must turn your eyes to Jesus. He won’t entirely lift the burdens of this life from you. He will lighten them.

Hence, Hebrews 12:1-3 says:

“Therefore, since we have so great a cloud of witnesses surrounding us, let us also lay aside every encumbrance and the sin which so easily entangles us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith, who for the joy set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.

For consider Him who has endured such hostility by sinners against Himself, so that you will not grow weary and lose heart.”

There are real losses and regrets which we will endure in this life. You must bear them but you don’t have to bear them alone. Christ has made a way. He bore that which we never could. He will strengthen you and bring you to a place of perfect rest and restoration.

Beware of the happy clappy vapidity of the overly-triumphal gospel and “no regrets” crowd. They are fools.

Life is tough. Losses are real.

But we shall be with Him forever in what will seem like a mere moment. Endure.

"And the ransomed of the Lord will return And come with joyful shouting to Zion, With everlasting joy upon their heads. They will find gladness and joy, And sorrow and sighing will flee away." Isa 35:10

[Robert Patrick Lewis @RobertPLewis]

As a former SEAL with clearance, it's not possible that Dan doesn't know how often we use open or porous borders of target nations to insert black, gray, or even white-side teams.

He should be considered fully comprised in some form or fashion at this point.

[Scarlett Johnson @scarlett4kids]

I don't need to be an "expert" to know that strap-on dild*s and anal r*pe aren't appropriate content for public school curriculum.

[Eva Vlaardingerbroek @EvaVlaar]

🇩🇪 Thousands and thousands of farmers, truckers and other hard working citizens took to the streets of Berlin today to remind their government and the globalists of one simple thing:

“We are The People and we are taking back control.”

This is just the beginning.

🎥: @UNCOFILM

[Courage Is A Habit @CourageHabit]

Parent: Social Emotional Learning (SEL) programs are a time waste at best and bringing in political and sexual indoctrination at worst. I'm going to opt my child out.

Government Schools (GS): SEL is just about managing emotions, that's all. Its just about kindness. We've always taught this in schools.

Parent: Ok, well, if you've always taught this, why is SEL a multi-billion dollar industry, and why has our school district spent millions of taxpayer dollars on doing the same thing we've always done?

GS: .......😡

GS: You're a white supremacist, bigot, racist, transphobe who wants kids to kill themselves. And also porn is good.