Yeah, I'm talking about the illegals issue a lot right now. Now is the time, not later. We should seize the cultural moment. I'm a pastor, and our church is nearing a thousand people. I'm busy, but I have time to talk about current issues that matter. The reason I'm spending time on this issue is I care especially about the young men in my church. I want them to know that I'm for them and that they have a future in the church. We must win the young men, and we must help the young men win. If you want to reach young men, I recommend you talk about the issue of illegals right now while it matters. If you're late to the game on this, that's OK. We can do the right thing now. We now understand the devastating downstream effects of 50 million people being here who shouldn't be here. Housing prices are inflated. Wages are suppressed. Government resources are exhausted. All of these issues particularly hurt young men trying to start families. If you want to be for young men, you have to be for sending all the illegals back. There is no nuance here. If you want to be for young men, you need to be vocal about this. It's not enough to think the right things; you need to say it out loud, publicly. All the illegals have to go back. Because here is the bottom line, and this applies to the DEI nonsense, too. If we are afraid to speak the truth about these issues and be bold publicly, the young men will find other voices and other institutions that will.

PCA pastor, decrying the culture war and blaspheming God, saying He creates people gay. Conservative evangelical churches got problems.

Good.

It's fine to appreciate the KJV. But I don't believe for a second you are an effective disciple maker of normal, everyday people in 2025 if that's your main translation. Not outside of some very narrow, niche enclaves anyway. Sorry, but you're lying to someone, and probably yourself. It has archaic word usage that's not helpful with regular guys. I'm not sure what you think you're proving. Not being as effective as you could be with normal men is not a flex at all. We're not called to nerd out; we're called to make disciples.

Well this should be interesting.

Apparently, a "constitutional crisis" is when Democrats can't waste your money on nonsense and give all their friends high-paying NGO jobs.

"The cruciform life is not merely adopting an attitude of a doormat." @jchasedavis

Congratulations, Rick. Somehow, you've reached peak Boomer, peak loser theology, and peak third-way Kellerism all in one tweet. This is a master class.

@jwsherrod I think these episodes address much of this in more detail.

@jwsherrod I've talked about this in much more detail on this site in the past, but sometimes you just want to send out a quick message for people who "get" it and that's OK. Not everything is for everyone.

@_DM0_ The trend is the bigger problem, and I could phrase that better - it's American civilization destroying. It's not America.

This picture and caption is the heart of the Democrat Party.

That’s right, Rick. Your jesus doesn’t pick a side between transing kids and not transing kids. Great job.

@HCPSS How about you close this?

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