Vibes are not virtue, and suspicion is not discernment.
Christians are called to test all things against truth and factual evidence, because feelings untethered from facts can lead a person confidently down the broad road to destruction.
@DiligentDenizen Hurry up! Get all of your evidence to Tyler’s defense team before it’s too late. Lol.
Clown show! Everyone should bookmark this and see if he repents after this is debunked and nothing materializes.
Charlie Kirk saw the playbook.
Islamism and progressivism may look like strange allies, but Charlie identified what brings them together: a shared hostility toward the foundations of the West. And I would add, beneath it all is a spiritual hostility toward Christ and those who truly represent Him.
That’s the danger of focusing only on the players while missing the plays.
Different players. Same playbook. The enemy doesn’t care who carries the lie as long as the lie keeps moving.
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Why is nobody talking about Tyler Robinson’s latest defense motion?
They’re not arguing, “You have the wrong man.”
They’re arguing, “You have the right man, but the wrong motive/aggravating circumstances.”
But when conspiracy becomes your conviction, not even the defense’s own words can break the spell.
Candace Owens and those advancing these narratives are operating under the deception and deceit of the Evil One. They may genuinely believe they are doing good, but through the filter of Isaiah 5:20, the “good” they think they are doing is actually evil.
For the past ten months, claim after claim has been circulated without credible substantiation, while the evidence continues to point to Tyler Robinson.
Stop allowing altered photos, online narratives, and endless speculation to outweigh actual evidence. Discernment requires evidence, not just suspicion.
Candace Owens and those advancing these narratives are operating under the deception and deceit of the Evil One. They may genuinely believe they are doing good, but through the filter of Isaiah 5:20, the “good” they think they are doing is actually evil.
For the past ten months, claim after claim has been circulated without credible substantiation, while the evidence continues to point to Tyler Robinson.
Stop allowing altered photos, online narratives, and endless speculation to outweigh actual evidence. Discernment requires evidence, not just suspicion.
Candace Owens and those advancing these narratives are operating under the deception and deceit of the Evil One. They may genuinely believe they are doing good, but through the filter of Isaiah 5:20, the “good” they think they are doing is actually evil.
For the past ten months, claim after claim has been circulated without credible substantiation, while the evidence continues to point to Tyler Robinson.
Stop allowing altered photos, online narratives, and endless speculation to outweigh actual evidence. Discernment requires evidence, not just suspicion.
Candace Owens and those advancing these narratives are operating under the deception and deceit of the Evil One. They may genuinely believe they are doing good, but through the filter of Isaiah 5:20, the “good” they think they are doing is actually evil.
For the past ten months, claim after claim has been circulated without credible substantiation, while the evidence continues to point to Tyler Robinson.
Stop allowing altered photos, online narratives, and endless speculation to outweigh actual evidence. Discernment requires evidence, not just suspicion.
Candace Owens and those advancing these narratives are operating under the deception and deceit of the Evil One. They may genuinely believe they are doing good, but through the filter of Isaiah 5:20, the “good” they think they are doing is actually evil.
For the past ten months, claim after claim has been circulated without credible substantiation, while the evidence continues to point to Tyler Robinson.
Stop allowing altered photos, online narratives, and endless speculation to outweigh actual evidence. Discernment requires evidence, not just suspicion.
God’s promises are never threatened by the delay between what He has spoken and what we can see. Faith learns to live in that space, trusting that what God has declared is more certain than what circumstances currently suggest.
Heaven doesn’t panic while history catches up to prophecy. If God said it, time will eventually tell the story.
“For the vision is yet for an appointed time; but at the end it will speak, and it will not lie. Though it tarries, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry” (Habakkuk 2:3).
What shocks one generation can become normal to the next. Sin rarely demands acceptance all at once; first it asks for tolerance, then celebration, and eventually participation.
The Christian cannot allow culture’s repetition to dull biblical conviction. Just because the world gets used to something doesn’t mean God changed His mind about it.
“And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind” (Romans 12:2)
The “W” in WNBA means WOMEN. It shouldn’t take a scientific study to figure that out.
“Male and female He created them.” — Genesis 1:27
Women’s sports only exist because the distinction between men and women is real.
What God designs, God defines.
And here’s the irony: in the name of being inclusive, they’re actually being abusive to the very women the “W” is supposed to represent.
Better to be broken in part by God than broken apart from God.
Pain in His hands is safer than distance from His presence.
#Psalm44#FaithOverFear@TruthOverTrend
The Devil’s plays rarely begin with violence; they begin with contradicting the truth, controlling the news, bringing conflict to groups, and converting the youth. But when those plays are repeated long enough, lies become normalized, division becomes justified, and eventually hatred can become action.
What begins as a battle over truth can eventually become a battle against those who tell it. That is why discernment is not optional; the Church must recognize the play before we are left grieving its outcome. “Lest Satan should take advantage of us; for we are not ignorant of his devices” (2 Corinthians 2:11).