>>26796
Just as the video in this anon's reply says, no matter what happens with this election or any elections thereafter, Jesus will win. The Word of God will be fulfilled. Of course, I am also aware that the outcome of the election will also have immediate and long-term effects on our current society, outcomes that have the potential to bring some amount of pain and suffering. Even so, I'm thankful for this chance for people to learn/be reminded of this valuable lesson: "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. (Romans 3:23 NKJV)."
People rely a lot on elected officials and leaders. Oftentimes, many will put these leaders on a pedestal, see them as untouchable, infallible. But of course, every single one of them is human, guilty of sin like everyone else. As the election process continues, and political candidates/leaders continue to make mistakes, I pray that people will turn their gaze upward to see the One who is truly infallible: our loving Father.
Of course, if there is some way for the election to become more reasonable and less tumultuous, I would be very thankful.
>>26798
Your reply is very thought provoking, thank you. Sadly I don't have answers to all of your questions, but I do have some thoughts.
>I don't know what we should be doing about this, honestly. A Christian party? Aren't there too many already?
With how bipartisan and tribal the government has become, creating a Christian party would be pretty difficult. A good political strategy could be to support Christian activist groups that deal with the US government, and eventually, with time, maybe bring forth some independent candidate who doesn't belong to one major party or another. With support from others, he or she would be able to withstand better the pit of spiritual vipers that awaits anyone who deals with the current government.
>Christian anarchist ways?
This could be a dangerous path, as some people could be tempted to become especially violent.
>I have an interest in prepper culture, though I'm too poor to even look the part.
I agree that of course, we should not fear death. We should also be prepared and protect ourselves and those we love. So doing any sort of preparation for the worst case scenarios would be a great idea, no matter what happens. Even if its just putting together some sort of 3 or 5 day survival bag or storing a few containers of preserved water and canned food.
>how can I make it so that Jesus' name is said, known and remembered among people, however ((( they ))) might try (and Jesus said ((( they ))) will try, at some point) to erase and disavow His rightful and unconditional fear and love and surrender from humanity?
Keep praying and studying the Bible, always. Share God's Word with those around you, even if you have to do it quietly, or if it's only to a few close people. In time you may reach more and more people. And even if (((they)) push back against you, there is no reason to worry, because again, Jesus wins.