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Pray for France 🇫🇷
A month ago, we were in France. Just before the riots started, we dropped Emma off in Paris, where she’ll be doing missions for the next six months. Please keep her in your prayers.
I’ve always loved France. I’ve been there many times over the past 27 years, and my wife is part French. I remember spending time in the south of France when we were dating and she was studying there.
Although France was safer and less Islamic over two decades ago, the writing was already on the wall.
When you turn your back on the God of Israel and open your doors to mass Islamic immigration without demanding assimilation or respect for your culture, you shouldn’t be surprised when the very fabric of your nation begins to unravel.
The people of France deserve better. They need leaders who represent their people, values, culture, and national interests—not Brussels, the EU bureaucracy, or the NWO.
America is not far behind.
Texas may be 20 years or less away from facing some of these same realities if things don’t change. France and Texas have economies of comparable global scale, and what we’ve witnessed in Texas over the past several years completely blows my mind.
France is not a lost cause. There is hope, but people must wake up, repent, and turn back to God. He can rapidly change the trajectory of a nation.
America, let this be your wake-up call.
When you turn your back on God and remove Christianity from the public square, you create a spiritual vacuum—and that vacuum will not remain empty.
When nations turn against Israel, they should take seriously those consequences. Throughout Scripture, we see a recurring pattern: nations that oppose God’s purposes bring judgment upon themselves. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the pattern as nations turn against Israel and become more vulnerable to the very forces they once believed they could control.
God made an everlasting covenant with Israel—not with Islam. And Israel doesn’t have to be perfect for that covenant to stand.
A month ago, we were in France. Just before the riots started, we dropped Emma off in Paris, where she’ll be doing missions for the next six months. Please keep her in your prayers.
I’ve always loved France. I’ve been there many times over the past 27 years, and my wife is part French. I remember spending time in the south of France when we were dating and she was studying there.
Although France was safer and less Islamic over two decades ago, the writing was already on the wall.
When you turn your back on the God of Israel and open your doors to mass Islamic immigration without demanding assimilation or respect for your culture, you shouldn’t be surprised when the very fabric of your nation begins to unravel.
The people of France deserve better. They need leaders who represent their people, values, culture, and national interests—not Brussels, the EU bureaucracy, or the NWO.
America is not far behind.
Texas may be 20 years or less away from facing some of these same realities if things don’t change. France and Texas have economies of comparable global scale, and what we’ve witnessed in Texas over the past several years completely blows my mind.
France is not a lost cause. There is hope, but people must wake up, repent, and turn back to God. He can rapidly change the trajectory of a nation.
America, let this be your wake-up call.
When you turn your back on God and remove Christianity from the public square, you create a spiritual vacuum—and that vacuum will not remain empty.
When nations turn against Israel, they should take seriously those consequences. Throughout Scripture, we see a recurring pattern: nations that oppose God’s purposes bring judgment upon themselves. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the pattern as nations turn against Israel and become more vulnerable to the very forces they once believed they could control.
God made an everlasting covenant with Israel—not with Islam. And Israel doesn’t have to be perfect for that covenant to stand.
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