Don’t give it away — it’s never temporary!

We can and should stand firmly in truth to unite against this evil by continuing to deny tyrants our compliance.

But I believe it’s imperative that we understand the truth about what we are up against, and what we will need to sacrifice to defend truth.

Without proper expectation many of us will buckle when enough pressure is applied.

Some of us have already been in the hot seat. We’ve already experienced that moment of truth when there is no place to go other than complete defiance or complete compliance. This isn’t directed at you. You already know!

But for anyone who still doubts the severity or competency of this current globalist takeover, you need to brace for impact. This isn’t a movie. It’s not for show. God is in control, but that simply means nothing happens outside of His will. It doesn’t mean we will be spared pain or suffering in this life.

God has already decided and completed the destination. It is finished. spoiler alert (God wins the war!!)

But free will means the experience of the journey is in large part left to our own collective devices. Sure, God intervenes at His sovereign discretion. But if we want to experience freedom in this Earthly life, we will need to be willing to fight for it. God’s ultimate victory is not dependent on the outcome of any of the individual battles along the way. We believe in Jesus as our savior and we will be saved after this life. That’s true whether our brief experience here is in freedom or enslavement. God cares about your temporary experiences. He cares about ALL of our needs. But His priority is eternity, and He operates from a place of eternal perspective. His word tells us this, so we know it to be true.

My point is that we may lose this battle. We are currently losing.

But free will means we can change that! If we desire freedom more than we desire comfort, we can win this battle!

God is good. And He promises us that obedience = blessing. We don’t always know what that will equate to, and from our limited perspective it may be difficult to see.

But faith means that we choose obedience to God and submit to His will, even when the consequences are severe.

Put on your eternal perspective glasses to answer the following question —

Would you rather die holding on to the freedom God intended, or live in the void left from giving freedom away to the enemy?