Rush Limbaugh was an entertainer with a purpose who proved that when people use the talent they’re loaned from God in line with God’s purpose for their life, then work is rarely work.

A monstrous portion of the infrastructure supporting Christianity around the world will vanish if America falls and the pipeline of cash and servants is severed.

“I am done giving my money to The Enemy and funding the destruction of our country and values. I encourage everyone else to do the same. If they are not serving God, they are serving Satan and I’m simply not going to fund that activity,” Torba wrote.

What is truly terrifying are not the actions of elected or government officials, but of ordinary citizens of all ages, backgrounds, sexes, income levels and education that demand the voices of those who disagree with them be totally silenced.

The effort to reduce free speech may not be wiping it out entirely – yet – but key messengers are being specifically targeted to ensure others who want to express certain viewpoints are discouraged from doing so through “prior restraint.”

With this election, God laid out a crystal-clear choice for Americans to select between his way of doing things and the world’s way. Because people in America are not yet willing to confront their many sins, we have no hope of gaining God’s favor in healing our land.

Without getting bogged down in the details of how we got to this point, I would like to draw attention to several Bible verses that, hopefully, will give Christians reason to lay aside their fears and enjoy the Christmas holiday with people they love.

This year, what if we donated thousands of dollars to help others and spent just a few hundred bucks on trinkets to give away as gifts in preparation for next summer’s garage sales?

If Facebook, Twitter and Google are among the richest companies in the world, why aren’t conservative entrepreneurs flocking to capture a piece of that pie?