AMERICA
SHALL
BE SAVED

Since the daily Give Him 15 posts must be written and recorded the day before their release, I am writing this on Election Day and obviously don’t yet know the outcomes. I’ll address the results in tomorrow’s post. I stated several weeks ago that we will need a miracle to keep both branches of Congress in the hands of conservatives. Americans, almost without exception, vote against the party that won the previous presidential election. Only twice in the last 80 years has thi

What a whirlwind of activity these past few weeks - for some of us, the past few years. Today’s “Election Day” results won’t end the efforts; truth will march on, as the old hymn states, and deception will continue, as well. The leftists in America are so controlled by their lust for power and their demonically inspired fulfillment of Psalm 2 that they now mirror this Psalm’s description of them: “Earth-leaders push for position, Demagogues and delegates meet for summit talk

“When Billy Graham stepped to the podium to deliver the invocation at Richard Nixon’s 1969 inauguration, he did so as a fixture of American public life, whose spiritual counsel was sought by presidents of both parties. Beginning with his attendance at President Eisenhower’s inauguration in 1953, Reverend Graham’s continued participation in the inauguration ceremony confirmed a tradition in which divine aid is humbly invoked on behalf of the republic and its new stewards.

Tomorrow is Election Day. History will be written, regardless of the outcome. I often consider Thomas Paine’s 1776 pamphlet, “Common Sense,” when I think about today’s battle to restore America. This writing was so compelling that George Washington required all of his troops to read it as they faced the challenges of being outmanned, outgunned, and undersupplied. No doubt about it – Paine’s pamphlet was a key force in motivating America’s patriots to fight for their liberty.

“‘On June 6, 1944, as Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy, President Franklin D. Roosevelt led the nation in an extraordinary act of faith. That evening, FDR delivered a radio broadcast in the form of a solemn prayer, asking Americans to join him in seeking God’s aid. This D-Day prayer was heard by millions and remains one of the most iconic instances of a President publicly beseeching God at a critical moment in history. Below is the text of FDR’s prayer:

“The Constitutional Convention convened in Philadelphia in May 1787 to address the structural weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. [The War has been won; the nation is taking shape.] Chaired by George Washington, the delegates set out to establish a more effective national framework. However, after several weeks of debate, severe divisions emerged over matters of representation, executive power, and the structure of federal authority. The convention reached a critical