Insight - Jun. 26th, 2020
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Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; who put darkness for light, and light for darkness. Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss the heaviness some Christians may feel with regards to current headlines filled with violence, death and the anarchy overtaking American streets . Brother Josh says what is happening in America today will only destroy this country even more, if the political agenda going on here isn’t addressed by Christians. Brother Josh says the hypocrisy is blatant when you consider just a few months ago churches were closed for fear of a virus, but now thousands are gathering in the streets in protests and rioting. This fight is spiritual and political, and opposes the very Christian values America was founded on. Brother John sees the once peaceful protesters, now rioters on our streets being used as pawns in this political agenda; and just as terrorists who hide their faces, evil is hiding behind the masks, as autonomous zones go up and walls are built, policed by armed citizens. Christians must be wise in God’s eyes; pray and vote for that which you, as a Christian, stand for.
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