Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
He became a man, lived in perfect obedience to God, died on the cross, and rose from the dead to save us from our sins.
He promises forgiveness, the Holy Spirit, and eternal life to all who repent of their sins and believe in him.
Trust him now.
@christopherrufo I’ve been wondering exactly where and when the rubber will meet the road on this one. Pulls funding, in theory, from “harm reduction” and “housing first” programs:
https://t.co/JPVIOlR7wK
@Eric_Schmitt There is a limited window of time a native politician has to appeal to the native citizenry/culture to keep a mass of foreigners out before he would no longer be appealing to the majority of the people in the country.
‘…California has its own version of the oil curse or “resource curse,” where incompetent governance can survive indefinitely on tax revenues from big tech — these tax revenues untether the California government from the classic need to govern well to maintain power and budgets. Data centers threaten to extend the “Tech Curse” to nearly every county in the country.’
The Trump/Vance ticket won 79% of the vote in Box Elder; now 71% of the citizens are opposed to new data center construction. Jon von Vitruvius explains why: https://t.co/F087TzbjRT
@nathanweisser@benrcrenshaw And at a more popular level, some interesting stuff about the “Christian Hebraists” and their influence on the Pilgrims/Puritans in early America towards the middle of this one:
https://t.co/c0xycNZ8N5
It is not that Jesus died to make salvation possible. He died to make salvation actual.
All for whom He died will inevitably come to faith. And all for whom He died will enter Heaven’s gates. Such is the power of the cross. Jesus saves.
Anyone who says that the nation that existed at the founding of this country wasn’t a Christian nation is uttering a sentence with words that they don’t understand the definitions of.