DavidSmith @DavidSmith

Pastor of Oak Park Church in Mobile, Alabama. Husband to Kim, Father of Ashley, Austin & Andrea. Papa to 7 amazing grands. In love with Jesus! opcmobile.org Mobile, AL Joined February 2008

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@CinemaShogun

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@BasedMikeLee They are on there; “other religions”.

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2 months ago

Do not trip over hurdles that you have already jumped over!

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2 months ago

@UnfilteredLgk @RealCandaceO “TEMU TMZ” 🤪 Nailed it!

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Sometimes people require more than you can give. In those cases, you're not what they need. Sometimes you are celebrated and sometimes you are tolerated. Don’t allow either of those extremes to affect your heart. One inflates your ego and the other steals your vision. Just be secure in who God created you to be and do it to the best of your ability with integrity and grace. The goal is not the applause of the gallery, it is to hear the Lord say, “Well done good and faithful servant!”

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3 months ago

@IMACedarWaxwing @conservmillen The one that is actually true

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3 months ago

Strength isn’t escape from pressure; it’s capacity built through repetition, until what once broke you no longer defines your limits!

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Jason Rapert @jasonrapert

3 months ago

I was extremely honored to worship the Lord today in the White House. What a blessing to live in a nation and have a president who WELCOMES the people of God to come together continuously at the White House for prayer, praise, and worship. Thank you @POTUS @realDonaldTrump for having us! Special thanks to @BasedPastorTrav @Paula_White @JennySKorn @NateSchatzline @malachiobrien for hosting all of us today. We at @ChristLawmakers are with you!

Pastor Travis Johnson @BasedPastorTrav

3 months ago

Because He Lives I Can Face Tomorrow —Pastors and faith leaders at the the White House today.

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Mossad Commentary @MOSSADil

3 months ago

‼️ JUST IN: Israeli security forces intercept a major infiltration attempt, discovering 60 Palestinians hidden inside a garbage truck. The driver was detained for questioning, and all suspects were taken into custody by police and the Israel Defense Forces. This is both disgusting and what extent to which they will go to carry out terror attacks. Stay connected, follow @MOSSADil.

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4 months ago

@winter_canada @samoosterhoff @ONWaterpower @Sflecce @RudyCuzzetto You tagged the wrong person. I have no idea what or who you are talking about

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4 months ago

Birds of a feather… 🤡🤡

Candace Owens @RealCandaceO

4 months ago

Tucker Carlson is an American hero. There are so few at the top. It is humbling to observe him. He is in his prime.

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4 months ago

To say that our troups died for a foreign country is absolutely dispicable! I hope that her viewrs can have enough integrity to see this for what it is and never dial her in again. 🤮

The Megyn Kelly Show @MegynKellyShow

5 months ago

.@megynkelly: "No one should have to die for a foreign country. I don't think those service members died for the United States. I think they died for Iran or for Israel... No one is crying that the Ayatollah is dead, but our government's job is not to look out for Iran or Israel.

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Mossad Commentary @MOSSADil

5 months ago

DEFIANT ‼️ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks from the rooftop of Israel’s intelligence headquarters in Tel Aviv, announcing new waves of strikes on the Iranian regime in Tehran. Not from a bunker. Not behind closed doors. From the top, in plain sight. (subtitles: @selenaryan_) Stay connected, follow, subscribe @MOSSADil

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DavidSmith @DavidSmith

5 months ago

@FmrRepMTG @JDVance @TulsiGabbard Come on! Stop it! Go away and have a good life doing something else.

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5 months ago

Iran launches vicious naval attack

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5 months ago

I understand why many believers wrestle with the idea of the modern nation of Israel. Some argue that today’s state cannot be the Israel of Scripture. Others view it merely as a secular government with political ambitions. And like every other country on earth, its policies and leaders can certainly be evaluated and even criticized. But something about Israel forces the world to pay attention. It is a remarkably small country that is smaller than the state of New Jersey. It exists in a region marked by long-standing hostility, and yet it consistently occupies a disproportionate place in global conversation and controversy. The prophet Zechariah declared that Jerusalem would become “a heavy stone for all peoples” (Zechariah 12:3). That language suggests more than ordinary geopolitics. It points to a spiritual and prophetic weight that defies normal explanation. So the central issue becomes this: Did God promise to regather the physical descendants of Abraham to their ancestral land after they had been dispersed among the nations? If Scripture teaches that He would, then the events of 1948 cannot be dismissed casually. In Genesis 17:7–8, God described His covenant with Abraham and his descendants as everlasting. If “everlasting” is redefined to mean something temporary or symbolic, then the reliability of covenant language throughout the Bible becomes uncertain. Consider the historical uniqueness as well. What other people group was scattered across the globe for nearly two millennia, maintained a distinct ethnic identity, revived its ancient language, and reestablished a nation in its historic homeland? History offers no true parallel. If one concludes that the present nation is not the Israel anticipated in Scripture, then another question follows: Who is? And at what point in history does Israel return to the land in fulfillment of prophecy? It must also be said plainly: modern Israel is not in a state of spiritual renewal. That observation is not praise, but a part of the prophetic framework. Scripture speaks of a coming period often called “the time of Jacob’s Trouble” (Jeremiah 30:7), a season of judgment that precedes national restoration. Throughout the Bible, divine refinement often comes through discipline; purification precedes renewal. Jesus Himself said to Jerusalem, “You will not see Me again until you say, ‘Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord’” (Matthew 23:39). Revelation 1:7 draws from Zechariah 12:10 when it declares that they “will look on Him whom they pierced.” Those passages anticipate a future spiritual awakening tied to Israel. Biblically, the pattern suggests that the physical return to the land would occur before widespread spiritual transformation. The restoration of geography precedes the restoration of hearts. Therefore, the nation that exists today is not portrayed in Scripture as already redeemed, but as the nation that will experience both judgment and mercy. According to prophetic expectation, God will deal with Israel in righteousness, and from within that nation, a remnant will ultimately be saved.

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Alisa Childers @alisa_childers

5 months ago

If you are a Christian woman caught up in this, you need to do some serious soul searching right now. Ask yourself, what purpose does this serve? How does this glorify God? This isn't about worshiping Erika Kirk or claiming she is perfect. None of us are. It's about defending a widow who is under vicious and slanderous demonic attack. Think about her children. Think about her parents. Think about Charlie's family! God himself is "protector of widows." (Psalm 68:5) and part of what it means to do justice as a Christian is to defend and care for widows. (Isaiah 1:17; Jeremiah 22:3; James 1:27). If you are a Christian woman caught up in this, I tell you with love as a sister in Christ, you need to repent.