It is Trump’s desperate response to the realization that he’s losing his primary voting bloc, faith voters. He realizes he needs every last vote if he wants a shot at re-election [and] losing even five per cent ends his chances.
Friday’s rally is Trump’s desperate response to the realization that he is losing his primary voting bloc — faith voters.
Faith, Hope, and Love are more than buzz words, they are issues that determine who we are as humans at our very core. Today, we brought those issues directly to the White House.
“You know you’re in trouble when your argument now is, ‘I don’t have all the evangelicals. We just have some and some are breaking off.”
The courage Christianity Today’s editors demonstrated now invites an even more powerful expression of courage: courage among faithful Evangelical church members all around the country to speak out.
Vote Common Good needs you. Starting in January, we will be on the road, bringing our message of “faith, hope, and love for a change on Election Day” to every state in America through our nationwide bus tour.
I think there is a just a critical mass of evidence that this is a morally bankrupt person.
While we’re all looking forward to a wonderful Christmas and New Year’s celebration with friends and family, we are also looking forward to 2020 and what is, without exaggeration, the most important election of our lifetime. Even though the election is 11 months away, you can take action today to make a difference.
If you’re an Evangelical, Mainline, or Roman Catholic Christian, we would like to invite you to follow Christianity Today’s lead. We’d like you to go first in your congregation. When you do, others will follow.
With faith comes a fundamental hope for the future, with hope comes a love for those on the journey with you, and with love comes a desire to make a lasting impact for those around you and those who are yet to come.