Featured How Many here Obey God By Praying for President Trump?

I didnt vote for either of the crooks. Scott Walker, now he is someone we should have all supported.

 

I have told you, I pray for him to come to his senses & resign. And your right, he isn't a pharisee. In order to be one you had to display some amount of intellect for which this guy has none.

 

Actually, I never asked for your counsel or advice.....so I really could care less what you think.

 

Remember that when you add your three cens to my comments!

Me thinks you can't deal with the truth coming from the Word. If you are in a state of rebellion, I understand, as I've gone down that road too! Thus, I prayerfully rebuke any spirit of rebellion within you my brother, because I do care about your heart, your walk on the narrow path, and your witness to others. Shalom!

 

I pray for president Trump regularly as I did for president Obama.

If you don't pray for president Trump because you believe he is not worthy, remember Nebuchadnezzar, a gentile heathen king who eventually was saved and gave honor and glory to almighty God "the King of heaven".

AOBTW None of us is WORTHY.

HankD

 

You expect something different? As Christians, our duty is not to glorify Trump, but to glorify Christ, and be in submission to governing authorities.

How many Christians are doing that by getting tangled up in political issues?


God bless.

 

Many political issues are worthy to get into an entanglement concerning e.g. The murder of babies.

HankD

 

I agree Abortion is a worthy cause to battle for, but, we don't get "entangled." Most of the political issues we see debated are one and the same Agenda, which is that of Satan, as worked through those who are his children.

Compare the commands in Scripture to obey God, glorify Christ, and live holy...with the commands to get entangled with political issues.

When we preach the Gospel we are combating these issues on a larger fromnt. We can argue and debate with liberals until the cows come home, have a good nights rest, and are milked in the morning...and that will not change the hearts of a single one of them.

Their need is to be born again, not simply change sides of the Political Religious Aisle.


God bless.

 

Wrong. Some hearts can be turned from committing abortion murder.
One of my sons worked for CareNet here in WA and it happens, probably more than you know or imagine.
Many who do not post are watchers on the BB.
True to be saved (if they are not) is our highest priority.
Saving the life of a child is next.

Some born-again liberals post here on the BB.

I will NEVER untangle myself from doing what I can to protect the life of children in the womb!
That includes doing and influencing my representatives to confirm a pro-life justice to the SCOTUS.
Yes, I pray for these things as well.

But I refuse to sit in my rocker and do nothing which is the manner of some.

HankD

 

I've been teaching on this from Romans 13:1-2.
If the Holy Spirit didn't make a mistake then the person who was in office the previous 8 years is who God put there, and who God wanted there.
In the same way the person who is there now is who God wants there and who God put there.
Regardless of the side of the aisle you're on, can you say that you are praying now the same way you did the previous eight years?
That's about as far as my finite brain can go.

Sent from my LG-H910 using Tapatalk

 

I spend a lot of time teaching on prayer, and I've learned, among other things, that the Lord gives us each, different areas of fervency. One person is fervent about something that I am not, and another is fervent about the same thing as me. I love the diversity. Or is a reminder to me that I need my brother, because as talented or fervent I am, I can't do it all. Each of us are used by God.
That's just my 2 cents.

Sent from my LG-H910 using Tapatalk