If you’re at the Correspondents’ Dinner tonight and remain silent about Trump and his enablers, you are neither a journalist nor a patriot.
You are an accomplice.
God is good all the time, all the time God is good.
Prayer for our nation. 🇺🇸
Prayers for President @realDonaldTrump and his family.
Expose this madness!
“Then God said, ‘Let there be light,’ and there was light.” — Genesis 1:3 (NLT)
I read that verse this morning, and it hit me different.
Sure, we know it’s about creation—God speaking the universe into existence. Power like that is hard to comprehend.
But today, I didn’t just read it with my eyes—I felt it in my spirit.
Let there be light.
Light in the middle of corruption.
Light in the darkest corners of our nation.
Light where evil has had too much room to move.
I couldn’t help but think back to that moment in Butler, PA. One year ago.
That day, I believe God intervened. I believe He protected President Trump. Not because Trump is perfect—none of us are. He’s not a messiah, not a savior. He’s a man. A flawed one like the rest of us.
But I believe he’s still here for a reason. For such a time as this.
Watching it unfold that day, something stirred deep in me. I know what it was—the Holy Spirit. That same Spirit that’s been moving in my own life as I’ve been fighting battles that look awfully familiar.
And just a few months later, in a dream that I still struggle to fully explain in words…
As I dreamt, one word from the far side of the old gym full of millions of people, slowly approached me and as it did a small blurry weapon hit me in the mouth. The word was…..
EXPOSE.
God’s turning on the light
People get ready.
@jurispectives @Amy_K_Nelson The DOJ loves getting involved in civil disputes, making them criminal. Especially to protect the powerful. They do it to protect banks all the time “wire fraud affecting a financial institution” for any type of contract dispute. Instantly protects the bank from civil liability.
@USAO_NE I first read this and wondered “why is the DOJ going after these types of cases when their are so much bigger problems out there” but then, after reading it. Wow. Good work USAO-NE the State did its job convicting him, and then he CONTINUES to break the same laws! Cudos!
@USAO_NE I first read this and wondered “why is the DOJ going after these types of cases when their are so much bigger problems out there” but then, after reading it. Wow. Good work USAO-NE the State did its job convicting him, and then he CONTINUES to break the same laws! Cudos!