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Larry Tomczak: Why I Do Not Respect Joe Biden
“What men build with their gifting, they destroy with their character.”
Jesus directs us to discern the fruit of a person’s life (Matt. 7:16). At 100 days, in a state of obvious cognitive decline, Joe Biden, who was a moderate, law and order, pro-life politician, has become the most liberal, radical president in U.S. history.
He has sent gas prices skyrocketing (grocery prices will soon follow) and aggressively pushed abortion, LGBTQ activism, illegal immigration (concealing and lying about the crisis), voting liberalization, massive taxation, spending chicanery, ending successful economic policies, bowing to Iran, $90 trillion Green New Deal and misled the nation on Georgia’s voter integrity initiative as “Jim Crow 2.”
President Biden addressed a joint session of Congress for the first time since taking office Wednesday night. But it was not his words that caught the attention of social media the following morning.
It is the words of South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott that still rings in the ears and hearts of all who listened.
His rebuttal to President Biden’s address highlighted not just the division that has ravaged the nation for much of the last year, not just the trials Americans have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic nor the liberal swing our government has taken.
Why Spiritual Discernment Is Paramount in the Daily Life of the Believer
Spiritual discernment is absolutely paramount in the everyday life of the believer. Some have a natural gifting or propensity toward discernment, but every believer can acutely train their spiritual senses to discern good and evil like the Scriptures state.
The gift that is often ignored in many church circles today is the gift of the discerning of spirits. In some cases, it is over spiritualized, and in other cases, it is completely misunderstood and therefore not pursued. There are believers all over the world who have this gift strongly functioning in them, but they are overwhelmed by it because they are ill-equipped to steward it in a healthy and biblical way.
There are different kinds of prophetic discerners, and one is called “the feeler.” This gift expresses the deeply emotive nature of God beautifully. As His children, we are created in His image and likeness, and since we experience a myriad of emotions, we can be confident that God does as well, and you see it all throughout Scripture. {eoa}
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