What is the root of the marriage debate? How does separation of church and state fit in? What is Oklahoma doing to end the conflict? All revolve around Liberty, some good, some bad.
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A friend reminded me today of a very important moment in my life. One of those moments where at the time it seems inconsequential and ordinary and there is no way you could possibly comprehend the impact it will have.
For me it was February 26, 1992. I am just out of college. New life, new opportunities, but same old me and same old life. I had no relationship with God, no faith. I was heavily into the occult and living a pleasant life. I had no particular reason to change things.
One of my favorite television shows was Quantum Leap. I watched it regularly. On this day, I watched the show like always. I really enjoyed it. But it was the last segment of the show that would stick with me forever.
I would like to say that I had a life changing moment where I gave my life to Christ and all was right. But it didn’t happen that way and I wouldn’t even recognize what really happened for almost 20 years.
In the last scene, the main character, a young girl, steps into her father’s church after a period of emotional separation. As she walks into the church she begins to sing, “His eye is on the sparrow.” I remember being particularly touched by the song. I had never heard it before. Over the next years I would always be drawn to that episode and searching for that song. God used a popular prime time television show to begin His love song to me. I would be drawn closer to him from that day forward. And, perhaps because I am particularly stubborn, (Amen says my husband) it wasn’t until 19 years later that I would respond to that call of love.
Praise God for his loving pursuit, his gentle persuasion, and eternl love song. Here is a link to the popular prime time worldly television show that started my love affair with God.
The scene begins at 36:50
Just for the record, there are many people doing what I do that charge huge speaking fees and make lots of money. I don’t operate that way. My family and I sacrifice to do what I do.
We are not rich. We normally make just enough to keep this thing going. I am not poor-mouthing, but sometimes people just have the wrong impression. I don’t do this for fame. I don’t do this for money. I do this for my child. I do this because I love this Republic and what its ideals represent. I do this because I LOVE LIBERTY. Most importantly, I do this because I believe God, Himself, put it on my heart.
This is a mom and pop endeavor operating on a shoestring budget. I can’t always do all the things I’d like to do,but we trust God and know that he has all this in his control. This is a faith ministry, not a fame ministry, and as far as I am concerned that’s how it’s going to stay.
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The office of president was to be limited and defined. The Congress was supposed to be a check OVER the president. Lets look how and perhaps why that has changed over the years. What do we have today?
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Did the 47 Senators who wrote a letter to the “leaders of Iran” violate the Logan Act? Did they commit treason? Did they actually do anything at all? Let me be a voice of reason in a politically and emotionally charged world.
I had a brief conversation with Dennis Prager yesterday about Liberty. He gave a speech that resonated with Liberty First principles, as I would have expected. But truly understanding and embracing Liberty is not always pleasant and not always comfortable. Lets get challenged today in the name of Liberty!
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I think the title says it all. Lets see the government problems and the Constitutional solutions!
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We old people are full of excuses; my job, my reputation, my income, my home, blah blah blah. We could learn a thing or two about standing for liberty from these Young American Patriots!
PS: If you want to watch the video with Jessi I reference in the podcast, just click here! He’s awesome.
Samuel Adams said, “There is seldom an Instance of a Man guilty of betraying his Country, who had not before lost the Feeling of moral Obligations in his private Connections.” Morality matters. And we need to be electing moral people.
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Our government engineered educations system has created the exact society of people they wanted…people ignorant of their power and ability to control government; a people that just accept with docility the will and the control of government. Its time to change all of that.
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