Thoughts about Obama’s speech as President-Elect

Obama said that a united America elected him. That is not true. Good rhetoric, but not good reality.

Obama promises that America will become greater. That is not true. America will fall and in 4 years its people will be looking for a new leader once again who will promise them a full pocket book and a fat belly.

Obama calls for greater sacrifice and service. Those things are good in relation to certain things, such as Christian ministry, but what do they mean for us as Americans? Redistribution of wealth? Fewer freedoms for the sake of “fairness”? The destruction of state’s rights? Tell us Mr. President-Elect.

Obama says a new dawn of American leadership is at hand and that America will defeat all those who seek to divide and destroy the world. That is not true. America can never defeat those things, even with a new “dawn” of American leadership. Only God in Jesus Christ can do those type of things. But it will not be for America that God does them. It will be for the Kingdom of God.

Obama is essentially saying this: America can change (i.e. – “yes we can”) and overcome their shortcomings WITHOUT Jesus Christ and His Holy Spirit. This is the folly of all nations, especially America. In fact, today, the American dream is the spirit of anti-Christ in this country today. That can be seen in Obama’s speech with crystal clear clarity. And, might I add, Barack Obama is its newly appointed prophet, priest, and king.

Ending his speech, Obama said that anyone who doubts America will be responded to with a spirit of a people saying “yes we can” and that America must summon a new spirit now that a new “dawn” has come. But, I ask, what spirit can be summoned at the call of man? The only spirit I know of is that spirit which is sinful within the hearts of mankind. That spirit is already summoned and it is the spirit that will not confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.

This nation is so strong, this “democracy” so proud, but it will never see the glory it wants. It will always fall short because it is only the glory of the Kingdom of God in Jesus Christ that will be seen on the Last Day. May we never forget that as we see the sinful hearts of humanity trying to build another Babel… that that goal will never happen. Unity for the people of the world will never come in that way.

There is only hope in Jesus Christ and that hope is most clearly seen through His Kingdom that is being preached through His Gospel by the Church throughout the world! For the glory of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit! Amen.

In Christ and In Defense of the Faith,
Glenn Jones

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    Thoughts about Obama’s speech as President-Elect
    Nov 5th, 2008 by glenn

    Obama said that a united America elected him. That is not true. Good rhetoric, but not good reality.

    Obama promises that America will become greater. That is not true. America will fall and in 4 years they will be looking for a new leader once again to promise them a full pocket book and a fat belly.

    Obama calls for greater sacrifice and service. Those things are good in relation to Christian ministry, but what do they mean for all Americans? Redistribution of wealth? Fewer freedoms for the sake of “fairness”? The destruction of state’s rights?

    Obama says a new dawn of American leadership is at hand and that America will defeat all those who seek to divide and destroy the world. That is not true. America can never defeat those things even with a new “dawn” of American leadership. Only God in Jesus Christ can do those things.

    Obama is essentially saying this: America can change (”yes we can”) and overcome their shortcomings WITHOUT Jesus Christ and His Holy Spirit. This is the folly of all nations, especially America. The American dream is the spirit of anti-Christ in this country today in crystal clear clarity. And, might I add, Barack Obama is its appointed prophet, priest, and king.

    Ending his speech, Obama said that anyone who doubts America will be responded to with a spirit of a people saying “yes we can” and that America must summon a new spirit. But, I ask, what spirit can be summoned at the call of man? Not a single one that I know of but that which is sinful within the hearts of man. That spirit is already summoned and it is the spirit that will not confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.

    This nation is so strong, this “democracy” so proud, but it will never see the glory it wants. It will always fall short because it is only the glory of the Kingdom of God in Jesus Christ that will be seen on the Last Day. May we never forget that as we see the sinful hearts of humanity trying to build another Babel… it will never happen. Unity will never come in that way.

    There is only hope in Jesus Christ and His Kingdom that is being preached through His Gospel throughout the world! For the glory of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit! Amen.

    In Christ and In Defense of the Faith,
    Glenn Jones

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