Bear with me as I get the site up and running in the next few days. I will continue to post.
Author: Randy Harris
Vote your Values
If every person claiming to be a Christian voted their Biblical Values, we could change this nation in 3- two year election cycles. SIX years folks, it can be done. Every time you enter the voting booth, you are identifying with a political party and a the person you vote for. Think about that. Pray for me, Donna and I have taken on a new role. We will need prayer covering and favor of man. More coming on that later.
Welcome
I have one great desire with this blog, and that is to stir up the gift within each of us to pray and become active politically. I know full well that the only true change comes through a relationship with Jesus Christ, but we have a fight on our hands in this country. We must be a morale country beyond anything else. Why do we allow immorality and wickedness to run through our cities, states, and country. Be bold, the radical left is. Be proud of our heritage, the radical left is “proud’. I refuse to sit this fight out. Fight for America, God ordained us to lead not crumble. I AM A PROUD AMERICAN. God bless you all and God bless the United States of America! The battle is on.
Welcome to My New Political Blog
Faith, family, and freedom.
Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.
I believe in a Biblical Worldview. I have strong moral conservative values. I believe in voting your faith and being a strong voice in the political arena. I am not politically correct. I love my Lord, my family, and my nation. In that order.
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