Jesus Is King And Trump Is Your President.
It’s storming over much of the country today—gloomy skies and dreary weather mirroring the spiritual fog hanging over this nation.
While thunder rolls and rain falls, it’s as if creation itself mourns the heart state of a country drowning in rebellion. Today’s No Kings protest is the epitome of democratic hypocrisy—a parade of performative outrage by the same crowd that cheered when their own party trampled the Constitution, weaponized government agencies, and silenced dissent.
They cry about tyranny while propping up figureheads like Biden, Obama, or AOC as if they were divine monarchs.
They decry Trump’s military display yet stayed silent while their leaders funded endless foreign wars, illegal lockdowns and mandates, and surveillance on American citizens.
And let’s not forget—we actually celebrate “No Kings” every year on the Fourth of July, when America declared independence from tyrants.
Trump loving this country and being elected by the people—both in the Electoral College and popular vote—doesn’t make him a dictator. It makes him a legally elected patriot.
But perhaps the most blasphemous act is hearing these same voices twist Scripture—using God’s Word to promote an ideology that champions abortion, sexual immorality, censorship, and lawlessness.
It’s not justice they march for—it’s power disguised in piety.
Quoting Jesus while rejecting His Lordship isn’t activism, it’s heresy.
The real headline today is the 250th anniversary of our great military—a legacy of courage, honor, and sacrifice.
While the ungrateful shout nonsense in the streets, we honor the brave men and women who’ve laid down their lives so those same protesters could enjoy the freedom to be loud and wrong.
Thank you to our military—past and present—for your service. And a special thank you to President Trump for never backing down in the face of madness. Happy 79th birthday, Mr. President—while they protest, you keep marching.
God sees the mockery, and trust me, heaven isn’t amused.












