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@SpunkyPatriot_ 🚨 NEW VIDEO: Sanctuary — "Wake Up" 🚨
Socialism. Riots in the streets. Dictators cheered. Politicians calling half the country a threat.
All real footage. Their own words. Nothing added.
America, it's time to WAKE UP. 🇺🇸
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🚨NEW VIDEO: Sanctuary — "Wake Up" 🚨
Socialism. Riots in the streets. Dictators cheered. Politicians calling half the country a threat.
All real footage. Their own words. Nothing added.
America, it's time to WAKE UP. 🇺🇸
#WakeUp #Sanctuary #America #Freedom

Happy Birthday to sweet E, @earthing5000!! 🎂🎃💜 The kindest heart on X, our amazing friend who always has our backs. Stay awesome, never let the haters get you down, and have a spooktacular day!! 🙏🎉🔥🇺🇸

Archbishop Grob, apologizing for praying with and for the President is a failure of your office. Scripture does not give you the option to treat prayer for those in authority as a political liability or a source of shame.
1 Timothy 2:1-2 commands us to make “supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings… for kings and all who are in high positions.” 1 Thessalonians 5:17 says “pray without ceasing.” James 5:16 calls the prayer of a righteous person “powerful and effective.” When a shepherd publicly apologizes for obeying these commands, he teaches the flock that God’s instructions are optional or regrettable depending on who complains.
Prayer is not a political act that requires an apology. Treating it as one is a betrayal of the very charge you hold. A bishop is called to stand firm on Scripture, not to retreat from it when the culture demands it. Be a man of God and stand firm and tell the nay sayers….of course I prayed over him, he is the president of the United States, and you should too!!!

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