Election fatigue is a real thing! We must impact the world around us by standing up for the truth found in God’s Word. Our nation is divided on practically every issue. The world is at odds with the Word, and we simply cannot bow to those who seek to destroy our future and the quality of life for future generations. What kind of legacy are you building?

In a face-to-face meeting, God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai. The message He wanted to relay… “Thou shalt have no other gods before me.” The Ten Commandments are binding. They are eternal. They are not recommendations.

What does “culture war” mean? Paul told Timothy to fight the good fight of faith. The culture war didn’t begin with us, but it’s our responsibility to fight the good fight and stand up for our beliefs. We are in this world but not of this world. Our peace and our hope is found in Christ. This world offers trials and tribulation, but Christ has overcome the world. It is in Him that we live and move and have our being.

In the last days, Iran, Russia, China and Turkey will come after Israel. At the Battle of Armageddon, these armies fully intend to wipe out Israel completely, but angels will protect them. Those who do not believe in Christ when He returns will be turned into hell. Do you know Jesus as your Savior?

This election will affect us, our children and our grandchildren for decades to come. In the past, we have been governed by leaders steering us towards “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” Will that change in November? What is the church’s role in the election process? What is the Bible’s position on political issues? We cannot sit idly by during this crucial election season. We must vote the Bible and encourage those around us to do the same.

The prophetic light of God reveals the future. It is the light that shines in a dark place. We are a nation stumbling in darkness, under a thick veil of corruption. When Jesus left the earth, the Church became the light of the world. We must take a stand to drive out the darkness or we could lose our nation along with God’s blessing.

Defining the truth is important; we have taken the simple and made it complicated. God’s Word is the only version of truth; when you know it and live under it, you will be set free. Many live in the ignorance of their experience instead of the knowledge of His Word. As individuals we are out of order.

There are things the Church needs to change before we can change the world. Instead of acting as a pillar of truth and using the Bible as our standard, we have become passengers on a sinking ship, disconnected from our Head, Jesus Christ. We must share the message of the Cross with those around us.

Moses writes about the serpent in Genesis, based on the time he spent with God on Mt. Sinai. The children of Israel previously practiced passing down their history orally. When they left the polytheistic lifestyle celebrated in Egypt, they decided to start recording events. One of the Egyptian religions worshipped a cobra. When Moses’ serpent (symbolizing power) destroyed the others, God was demonstrating to Israel that He was the only God. Why did the serpent approach Eve in the Garden? She received the information from Adam, second hand. Do you understand the symbolism of the serpent in the Garden?

If you start right, you have a better opportunity to end right. If you don’t understand the foundation or the principle, it’s easy to drift from the truth. Jesus told us, “Thy Word is truth.” There is only one God, the Creator. He created nature, order and society. He created how things should be done. The struggle we are often engaged in is to determine who gets the glory. God will share his power, kingdom, eternity, redemption… but his glory He reserves for himself.