Today is another "fireside chat" with our friend, board member and former pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church. He now lives in West Virginia. We open our discussion by talking about the recent good work at our border. Our guest points out the difference between the invader on a border as compared to a whole family coming into a country (legally) because of severe persecution. We mention the prevailing message of the left that promotes the idea of displacement of settled citizens, and we are shocked how many have no problem with the idea of displacing you and me. We mention an article online that said this: "This is a deliberate resettlement program, a calculated strategy to break the back of the real America by ensuring there is no escape. The damage done during the Biden years cannot be overstated. They were bused in, flown in, and planted in your communities to act as demographic time bombs, ensuring that no pocket of resistance can form. You are being made a stranger in your own home. There is no running. There is no hiding. The front line of this invasion is now on every main street in every small town in this country." (h/t A. Torba). We mention that people want to feel safe. In our discussion we segue to the present day concern of small business owners who are finding that its hard to get someone who wants to work. Another concern are "squatters." People who unlawfully occupy an uninhabited building or unused land. Again, the left gives us no help in reclaiming our own land from the invader. We pay taxes, and they take it over. How is that fair? Finally we talk about our calling. Our guest points out that the Puritans had a strong theology of calling. We would do well to adopt this attitude and understanding from the Puritans. Participants: Dr. John Vance, Dan Elmendorf.