RE: The Election

Yesterday, news organizations worldwide asked, "Who's going to win? Trump? Harris?"

"Nobody knows." 

"It might be very close, or maybe not. God willing, we'll have an answer soon." 

When I checked out of the media last night, the world was still waiting to see which direction America would take. Democrats were still waiting to see if their candidate could win.

Republicans were beginning to feel good about the early vote counts.  

The Washington Free Beacon took a quick look at what a Harris win would look like and what a Trump win would look like.

Let's take a quick look at the "what if" part and then a closer look at what we know this morning about the most consequential election in our lifetime. 

Be informed, not misled.

The Great Spiritual Contest

On the morning of Election Day in the most powerful nation on earth, we must pause to acknowledge that America, as we have known it, hangs in the balance.

We'll be receiving political updates and reports throughout the day, but let us not forget that the ultimate battle is spiritual, not political, and ultimately the Lord's. 

Despite being rebuked by several pastors for endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris to become the next President of the United States, Bishop John Drew Sheard, presiding bishop and chief apostle of the six-million-member Church of God in Christ, defiantly anointed her with prayer before his congregation Sunday after declaring, “I believe we have the victory.”

Evangelicals across the country are asking God to give America a Trump presidency because, despite the personal flaws, he has proven to be a president who supports the biblical worldview of evangelicals.

Vice President Kamala Harris does not.

Be informed, not misled.

Heritage Foundation: Harris most 'anti-faith' candidate in history

Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts warned Americans in a Friday press call that Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for President of the United States, is the most “anti-faith” presidential candidate in history and that her administration would lead to Christians losing their freedom to worship.

His statement stands in sharp contrast to how the Left has portrayed her---particularly in many of the Black churches in America---as a devout, faithful Christian woman.

Be informed, not misled.

"Democracy Dies In The Dark": A Sign Of Our Times

Recently, I quoted the Associated Press promising to organize left-leaning news organizations so they will be ready to combat "misinformation" as we near Election night.

AP promised, "As news outlets get ready for election night, they’re not only focusing on what happens. They’re keeping watch over what doesn't."

Tucker Carlson, Ben Shapiro, and Mike Davis of the Article III Project have revealed that a New York Times reporter reached out to them for comment regarding an upcoming hit piece about so-called "misinformation." The likely objective is to get conservative commentators demonetized or possibly removed from YouTube.

Bezos's Washington Post slogan, "Democracy Dies In The Dark," comes to mind.

So does the demon of censorship.

Be informed, not misled.

Seminary Professor Pleads With Evangelicals

If evangelical voters are still undecided about casting a ballot for Donald Trump, a seminary professor has some advice: The alternative on the ballot is much, much worse for our country.

Unafraid of mixing faith and politics, Rev. Franklin Graham says he is on the campaign trail with Donald Trump because too much is at stake to stay quiet and stay home.

Yet, there are voices within the evangelical community that are strongly advocating evangelicals not vote for Trump.

Let's take one last honest look at the warnings from a seminary prof and from Franklin Graham. And many, many other Christian leaders.

Be informed, not misled.