I still stand behind what I wrote in my blog. Bottom line: We need repentence, as outlined in 2nd Chronicles, I think it’s 7:14. We, as Christians, MUST repent of our sins, & seek God’s face. & from there, see how God would have us join forces to be “salt & light”, what you may call “The Elijah Generation”.

I ain’t ready to believe that everybody in the media hates us. Just because it’s wide-spread, doesn’t necessarily mean ALL of them do.

If you recall, Kerry Livgren was part of secular pop-culture. God got through to him, & as a result, Kerry does Christian music, & when he DOES secular music, it’s informed by his Christian beliefs, & he’s an active member of his church.
See? Not everybody in pop culture, or the media, is anti-Christian. Now when the RAPTURE occurs? Ah! THEN we could say “The media hates Christians- Period”
As to this Palin attack campaign of theirs, as I told a democratic friend of mine regarding Obama, “No matter who you pick, you’re going to be let down. Man can not be God.” (Quite the statement from a disillusioned christian, isn’t it? I still know my place in HIS-story! He’s God, I’m not)

I still stand behind what I wrtoe in my blog. Bottom line: We need repentence, as outlined in 2nd Chronicles, I think it’s 7:14. We, as Christians, MUST repent of our sins, & seek God’s face. & from there, see how God would have us join forces to be “salt & light”, what you may call “The Elijah Generation”.

I ain’t ready to believe that everybody in the media hates us. Just because it’s wide-spread, doesn’t necessarily mean ALL of them do.

If you recall, Kerry Livgren was part of secular pop-culture. God got through to him, & as a result, Kerry does Christian music, & when he DOES secular music, it’s informed by his Christian beliefs, & he’s an active member of his church.
See? Not everybody in pop culture, or the media, is anti-Christian. Now when the RAPTURE occurs? Ah! THEN we could say “The media hates Christians- Period”
As to this Palin attack campaign of theirs, as I told a democratic friend of mine regarding Obama, “No matter who you pick, you’re going to be let down. Man can not be God.” (Quite the statement from a disillusioned christian, isn’t it? I still know my place in HIS-story! He’s God, I’m not)

As for Mormons, if Christianity is football, it could be said what they call football, we call soccer, but true or not, as a group they’re better at playing football than a lot of folks supposed to be playing our game. Trying to play football together would be a mess, sure, but outside such “inside football,” the Mormons are some of our best allies in the culture war.

Through there are plenty of other reasons to not support Romney. Such as he strikes me as phony as the day is long.

“Alaskan africans lashing out @ Palin.” “Palin lashing out at critics” McCain on telling people to stop asking about Palin’s background. The search results reveal kind of like a soap opera. Eeew! We have enough of those on dsytime T.V.

As for a Mormon running the country, that doesn’t bother me, provided they have the right views on the issues. And if they’re wrong, I’m not any more botherd because they are a Mormon.

Because, I have heard it said, & I even read it, if WE humble ourselves, pray, repent, & seek God’s face, THEN HE will hear & our land be healed.

Yet, instead of more calls to prayer & repentance, what do I hear? I hear of Sarah Palin (supposedly from a chrismatic church) accusing people for this problem & that problem.

I hear talk about people buying positions, bailouts, etc…

Strange, I love a “love-hate” feeling for many friends & family members because of what feels like a “lay-down & die” attitude.

Do you or Andrea identify or understand these feelings? Or am I merely a nut-case from Ohio here?

And is THAT why it bothers you, Adam?