I always said, "I may not be a good Christian, but I am a Christian!"

I was so wrong. I wan't a Christian. I used the title to fool myself. Like I could fool God, who knows my heart. I was the fool.

Charlie Kirk woke me up. My wife said there was hate in her heart for past wrongs from others. I said we need to heal. We need Jesus in our lives.

We went to church. We listened. Someone on this board gave me great advice - "Don't talk. Listen." I mentioned that to a friend - a truly Christian gentleman. He told me, that being me, I had to have a snarky comment in there from time to time - I said I needed to learn to be humble. My Bible reading the next morning was 1 Corinthians 1:31: Therefore as it is written: "Let the one who boasts, boasts in the Lord."

My father-in-law, a godly man and a man I admire, passed this morning. My wife left last week for Texas to be with him, to comfort him in his final mortal journey; I stayed here with our son and to look after the home, but my heart traveled with her. Yesterday, we prayed together - it was the first time we had actually prayed as a family. My morning reading today was the 23rd Psalm, a reading that is typically recited at the grave, in our region. A half hour later, she called to say he had just passed.

These are just two of many times over the past few months that I believe God has spoken to me, to lay aside my pride and accept Him as my Lord and Savior. My Awakening is a marvel! I was baptised 3 weeks ago, I have received communion and felt its meaning for the first time; my heart is at peace. I hope this is not babbling to you - I hope it makes sense. My heart and soul have been touched by something greater than I can totally comprehend, and I wanted to share it with you. Peace, frens.

It has been a rough week. My wife and I have dealt with many issues, not just national, but personal. My wife was especially feeling low, and I held her hand and said, " We need to reconnect with our God". That wasn't' just for her benefit, it was for both of us. I let her pick the church, and she happened to choose a church whose minister was an old co-worker of mine. It was a great choice. The minister recognized me, and we hugged, and we both told him why we had decided to come. My wife, through tears, said, "For Charlie." I said, "I have decided that, after this week, it was time to truly put on the armor of God." Our new minister and friend, who I am humbled to say remembered our service together, albeit so many years ago, embraced us, prayed with us, celebrated our return to the community of faith. The entire service, I think my wife and I could not maintain a dry eye, we were so happy to be amongst our true people. I hope there are more lost souls like us, who are experiencing the Great Awakening, and realize, like me, that God is asking for his people to rise, and like me, in my small voice is whispering, "Send me."

There is still the house,and potentially five Senate seats in play.We need to take as many as possible. Go, Kari Lake!

and Heel's up and the demons refuse to ratify the results. Constitutional crisis?

Could the 10 days of darnkess be the time following election day where we don't know the winner? The Deep State trying to find enough votes to overcome Trump's landslide?

My son, a doctor, just told me that he is about to become a father. We have had our differences these past few years, especially over the plandemic. Now that he and his spouse are expecting, and knowing that they have had multiple jabs, I am asking for your prayers for a safe pregnancy and healthy baby. Thank you frens!

My heartfelt thanks for the prayers, but today my son informed me that there is no heartbeat. I have sent both him and my daughter in law my love. I pray there is a cure for this.

"THESE are the times that try men's souls: The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country but he that stands it NOW, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. What we obtain, too cheap, we esteem too lightly" Thomas Paine, The American Crisis, 1776.

These words were published in December of 1776, before the Battle of Trenton. Washington's army was cold, hungry, and many of their enlistments were about to expire. They had been pushed out of Long Island, New York, New Jersey: they huddled on the west bank of the Delaware River. It looked like everything they had fought for was over. Then these words were read to them. Robert Morris sent some of his personal fortune to pay them. And on December 26, they crossed the river in Durham boats and defeated the enemy in Trenton.

We are at a crossroads today, patriots. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will shrink from the call, but our country needs us... NOW. I doom out sometimes, we all do, but never give up the fight. Patriots all over this world are standing together, to end an evil that we didn't start, most of us didn't even know about, but our generations are tasked to end. WE WILL BE FREE.

“The world is my country, all mankind are my brethren, and to do good is my religion.” Thomas Paine, Common Sense, 1776.