Sunday Sermon

 

Congress Out Of Session Two Weeks Until After Eclipse & More Evidence They Know Something We Don't As Govts Urge Everyone To Prepare As They Race Full Speed Towards Nuclear Annihilation

So while we can fully understand that April 8th, and the days leading up to it and following it, may well bring us 'a whole lot of nothing,' and we believe that we certainly shouldn't get ourselves all worked up over THAT but instead, continue to be fully prepared for almost anything to happen in the days, weeks and months ahead with our insane 'leaders' seemingly rushing to get us into a nuclear war while trying to extinguish the 1st Amendment here as it allows their crimes of treason to be exposed to the American people, we'll continue to stress the fact that we fully believe these democrats/globalists who stole the election in 2020 will NEVER allow President Trump, or any other 'anti-globalist' for that matter, to 'win' the election in 2024, (if it even takes place) because another 'President Trump' in office will 'undo' years and years, and even decades, of their 'hard work' to fully bring in totalitarianism.  

Russian Nuclear Subs Increasingly Appearing Off US Coastlines And The US Military Trying To Hunt Them Down Is 'The Most Explicit Warning Yet' We're Racing Towards Armageddon




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