8 reasons why some prophetic voices do not have 2020 vision
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8 reasons why some prophetic voices do not have 2020 vision
8 reasons why some prophetic voices do not have 2020 vision | Tuesday, December 22, 2020
Courtesy of Joseph Mattera
However, as I write this article, there are many prophetic people, respected in various circles, who still believe that God has ordained President Trump to serve a second term. Consequently, they call on believers to unite in faith and pray for the exposure of voter fraud and for the election results (projected by the media), to be overturned. (I hope that both Democrats and Republicans alike would desire voter fraud to be revealed!)
not, it s okay for a sports person to be able to show emotion in public. it shows they re human. regardless of whether you agree with it or disagree with it, it s okay for an athlete to go to church and talk about morals. the question is, like how galvanizing tim tebow s sermons for those of in moerk are not evangelical christians. joseph mattera said i think there are going to be a lot of kids in public school tebowing. it will make christianity more popular for the young people, unless the guy bombs out. when you see tim tebow, do you think he sort of energizes young people and draws them toward a christian message? you go to most college campuses, they have this type of youth ministry and have the
they look better. it helps them secure their own districts. we re far enough away from an election, it s not too bad. plus the scale and scope of legislation is not ground changing. is it a major job act that president obama wanted? not so much. but the optics of having eric kantor next to the presidents in at the signing ceremony i think was not something we expected to see. it s not something we expected to see. that s been cantor s m.o. recently is look more agreeable. a lot of folks felt he was damaged as the guy impediment to the debt deal. was he that guy? it depends who you ask in wau washington. it s like how many liks to get to the center of a tootsie pop. we ll have to ask matt about that. but it s fascinating that after i think just the gop in general has been making this bipartisan push recently in some capacity. albeit little and you see this argument come back over the weekend and chuck grassley, chuck has been around for a while. he s not some crazy n
changing. is it a major job act that president obama wanted? not so much. but the optics of having eric kantor next to the presidents in at the signing ceremony i think was not something we expected to see. it s not something we expected to see. that s been cantor s m.o. recently is look more agreeable. a lot of folks felt he was damaged as the guy impediment to the debt deal. was he that guy? it depends who you ask in wau washington. it s like how many liks to get to the center of a tootsie pop. we ll have to ask matt about that. but it s fascinating that after i think just the gop in general has been making this bipartisan push recently in some capacity. albeit little and you see this argument come back over the weekend and chuck grassley, chuck has been around for a while. he s not some crazy newly elected person. he s been around for a while. it was at one point the lynch pin to the affordable care act. we thought he was going to bring folks together and weeks