STOP! HALT! THINK!

 

In a few weeks, we will be celebrating our nation’s 250th birthday, commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, proclaiming these fundamental truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal and are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights, including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

 

If you value these inalienable rights, it is your responsibility and duty to protect, uphold, and safeguard them by utilizing the only tool available to you, your voting power.

 

Endless complaints about what the government should do, or cowardly avoidance of involvement is not the solution. The new Federal Reserve chief possesses an uncanny ability to articulate the root causes of our current predicament. Watch him in this video.

 

https://youtu.be/qVFEcg-RIAk?si=7DPCKutv2oT1a2PA

 

If his message resonated with you, consider this: we must strive for improvement. Share this message with your friends and family. Become a disciple of truth.

 

Scripture teaches us that the only solution lies in turning to and following Christ. As stated in Matthew 28:19-20, to be a disciple and share his word, we must capture their attention. This video presents a valuable message from the recently confirmed Federal Reserve Chair, Mr. Kevin Warsh, offering insights on addressing today’s challenges. 

 

Shout it to the world.  Vote for the truth.

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