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0:00 - 15:00. Psalm 33:13-22. The eye of the LORD is on those who hope in His lovingkindness. 15:00 - 31:00. President Trump is clearly prepared to be the 47th President of the United States. 31:00 - 48:00. Most of the incoming Trump administration nominations to date have been really good. www.afaaction.net/life To donate call : 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links Trump and Biden in the White House Today Trump: “We’re closing the Department of Education” Trump plan to dismantle the deep state
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0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
0:03It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
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1:01there often imitated but never duplicated. Y'all know what it is. The real J. Mac ladies
1:06and gentlemen, and we are ready to rock and roll with today's edition of the program. What
1:12a day today is. You know, the last several days I have been discussing what I believe frankly
1:18is the most important thing to discuss in this time period that we're in where God has bestowed
1:23His mercy upon our nation. And that is the necessity of the people of God in our nation
1:29for the citizens in our nation to be active that we don't just look
1:35gazing Lee and what is going on in
1:39DC in the White House in political spheres, but we recognize wait a minute God has given us grace and space we need to respond
1:46appropriately and accordingly
1:48emphasizing the fact that the scripture tells us what makes a nation great if we want our nation to be great the word of God tells us
1:54righteousness, exults the nation. We will be naive, we will be ignorant and negligent to
2:01place our confidence in anything other than the Lord. We have to recognize that God is
2:05a master at using crooked sticks to paint straight lines. And one of the most enduring
2:12and amazing features that he's established in these United States of America is that
2:16he's given us the liberty for the church to be salt in light. But by and large, over time,
2:22over generations, we've been degraded from being
2:26something like to being lightly salted.
2:28And I believe the Lord has given us this reprieve to enable us
2:31to respond accordingly and appropriately.
2:35At this very moment, many of you are making your transitions
2:37from your part-time jobs where you generate an income
2:40to your full-time jobs where you cultivate an outcome.
2:42And as you do so, I want you encourage you to do so
2:45with intentionality, understanding that what goes on
2:49your house is far more important than what goes on in the White House. What goes on with your
2:57family is far more important than who is staffing President Trump's incoming administration.
3:04Those things are important administration's staffing and the affairs of the White House,
3:08but they do not supplant or supersede what we are to do within our spheres of influence.
3:15The Lord's desires for us to engage in such a manner, to where what we offer externally is the overflow of what we enjoy in the Lord with the Lord personally.
3:29You've heard me say numerous times. We must not miss our moment. We must not miss our moment.
3:38There's a reality politically that the Trump administration, they have to hit the ground running.
3:44running. And by all indications, they are prepared to do just that. I am telling you,
3:50the presidential administration is four years, but he really has two years, two years to hit the
3:57ground running and to make the case for the American people that they need to keep Republicans in
4:02leadership after he's off the scene. Having been president already, he can only be president
4:07this time. That's it. He can't run for president any longer. President Trump cannot run for president
4:11any longer. United States senators terms are six years. There are senators who are just elected
4:17that will still be in office after President Trump is long gone off the scene. Starting in
4:222026, there's another election where another four third of the US Senate will be up for reelection.
4:29All right. Many of those people by the time the calendar turns to, oh, I don't know,
4:3620, 25, they're going to be focused on their reelection.
4:44That is a political reality.
4:47I would encourage you to look at the spirituality.
4:50We similarly have a short window, a small window, to become furtively active in executing our
5:00Lord's commission.
5:02It's an embarrassing shame on the body of Christ, how many people I've talked to who said they
5:07they had pastors who wouldn't say anything about the election.
5:11Wouldn't provide any biblical counsel or guidance
5:15as to how the congregants should engage.
5:21Shepherds don't have to be partisans,
5:22but we should be watchmen, should be shepherds,
5:28we should be able to lay out what God's agenda is.
5:30You know, you can have this Republican party platform,
5:32you can have this Democrat party platform,
5:34what is God's platform?
5:37And a lot of what's being viewed as,
5:39oh, you don't wanna be gracious,
5:40you don't wanna look at both sides.
5:42Much of it, frankly, is just cowardice.
5:44Frank, I'm straight up cowardice.
5:47Afraid to take any stand,
5:51because we don't wanna run this one off
5:54and oh, so and so are we,
5:55and they give this amount of money.
5:56So come on, man, do we not fear God?
6:02Let's get to the word of God.
6:03Psalm 33, Psalm 33.
6:06This is an appropriate and necessary reminder.
6:11Psalm 33 comes to us chronologically
6:13after the events recorded in 1st Chronicles, chapter 17.
6:16This is where Yahweh reveals to David
6:19that he is to be king forever.
6:23All right, we know prophetically
6:26that Messiah derives from the lineage of David.
6:28He's described as the son of David as a messianic title,
6:32but this song follows that.
6:35All right, and this instructive for us to note
6:37that that chronological context as we approach this song,
6:41because at this stage in world history,
6:44the things that naturally speaking
6:46would make a king feel confident about their reign,
6:49the size of their military, their military innovation in terms of their weaponry, and the robustness
6:56of their coffers. But in contrast to conventional natural wisdom, this is what the Psalm says,
7:03Psalm 33 verse 13, the Lord looks from heaven. He sees all the sons of men from his dwelling
7:11place. He looks out on all the inhabitants of the earth. He who fashions the hearts of
7:16them all. He who understands all their works. The king is not
7:24saved by a mighty army. A warrior is not delivered by great
7:31strength. A horse is a false hope for victory, nor does it deliver
7:37anyone by its great strength. Behold, the eye of the Lord is on
7:41those who fear him, on those who hope for his loving kindness, to
7:46deliver their soul from death and to keep them alive in famine.
7:51Our soul waits for the Lord.
7:54He is our help and our shield.
7:57For our heart rejoices in Him because we trust in His holy name.
8:03Let your loving kindness, O Lord, be upon us,
8:06according as we have hoped in you.
8:11Guys, this has to be our understanding.
8:13This has to be our posture.
8:16And I want to be clear about something.
8:17I know that not all pastors were afraid to say anything in the run-up to election
8:22And I'm sorry for painting with a broad brush if I communicated in that fashion
8:26That is not what I meant to communicate, but it should have been all of the Lord's shepherds
8:31crying aloud and sparing not providing council in this perilous stage of our nation's history
8:39The psalmist lays out
8:42Contrary to the conventional wisdom of the day
8:44The, the, the, the might of the military does not, is not what protects a king and protects
8:50his people.
8:51The, the military stratagems are not the primary vehicle through which the people are, are,
8:57are spared and saved and, and able to navigate, uh, through, uh, famine and through difficult
9:04times.
9:07Behold, the eye of the Lord is on those who fear him, who reverence him.
9:13He cannot expect the world to direct our society to recognize the true hope for salvation.
9:19Guess whose job that is?
9:21That's our job.
9:23Dr. Barna was on the show yesterday.
9:26He made a statement that I hadn't heard any of the statistics all of the talking to
9:32his, talking about, he said 78% of the votes that went to President Trump came from Christians.
9:47Christians. Nobody's talking about that. We as the body of Christ and I understand that
9:56that's a broad, you know, he provided some additional qualifications for theologically
10:00defined and Christians and things of that nature, theologically defined evangelicals.
10:05But our presence in the nation cannot merely be electoral. God deposited his bride and
10:11our country to be salt and light. Just as much as many people are sick and tired of big
10:16government and sick and tired of the deep state. God is sick and tired of a feckless,
10:21Quiet, man be, pam be, church in our country.
10:25Potency in God's economy is not based on flex in your muscle
10:29at the ballot box.
10:30The quality of the walk as a believer.
10:34The quality of the righteous walk.
10:36The zeal with which we proclaim is gospel and live is gospel.
10:40The witness that is proclaimed verbally and through lifestyle.
10:47Enough is enough.
10:52Time has far spent to where too many people in our country
10:56no far more hypocrite to profess to be Christians
11:00than to know genuine believers.
11:03That's a shame, that's a shame.
11:11In our nation's history, people used to look to the church
11:13for moral clarity and spiritual direction.
11:17But over time, we have generally lost our witness.
11:23The darkness that has mounted in our nation
11:25has mounted on the watch of the church in our nation.
11:30That's why I pointed out when Dr. Barnard pointed
11:32to the things that motivated many Christians to vote,
11:36Guess what was absent from his conversation?
11:38The passion to proclaim the gospel.
11:40The ability to do that with freedom,
11:43the resolve to execute our Lord's commission.
11:47And we are foolish and naive if we think
11:50that all that has to transpire for our nation to change course
11:53is to change who is occupying the Oval Office,
11:56flip the Senate majority.
11:59Guys, that's not it.
12:02That's not it.
12:07We must have a righteous zeal and it starts at home.
12:12I'm not saying you go out, you begin pointing finger all down the street.
12:15It starts right at home. Let the transformation, Lord,
12:18let the revival start with me, Lord. It starts at home.
12:25The scripture bears out the responsibility for discipleship of children,
12:28born in the Christian families is the parents job.
12:31We have far too many fathers that are not spiritually active and engaged in our
12:35homes. We have far too many mothers that have everything else under the
12:40to do and make priority for except for the discipleship of their own children. Guys, we will never be
12:49able to out-politik and listen to what I'm saying, we will never be able to out-politik deficiencies in
12:55the home. I don't care how many people Donald Trump nominates for his administration. That will not
13:01change the composition of our homes. We got to wake up, Paul wrote to the Galatians or foolish
13:09who has been which to you because the Galatians had fallen under the sway
13:15almost under the trance of the Judaizers and many of us have fallen under the
13:21sway in the trance of the secular jihadists we're finding some way to kind
13:25of exist within the parameter of the secular humanist and the LGBTQ XYZ
13:30people and the political correct crowd and and at best if we have anything to
13:35say about the word of God whispered in hushed tones and we wait to begin to our
13:39our little silos and we'll talk big and bold with our choir group, but we're quiet as a
13:47church mouse in the public square.
13:50And much of that silence in the public square is not because the vocal cords don't work,
13:54it's because generally and oftentimes the lifestyle contradicts will be notably true.
14:01And this is not to be condemnatory.
14:02All that is needed to make the adjustment is, Lord, change me.
14:07transform me. And Father, help me to love my neighbor enough to live the truth and to tell
14:12my neighbor the truth. And just as much as I'm concerned about the state of our nation
14:17temporarily, contemporarily, Lord, help me to be equally, if not more, help me be more concerned
14:23about my neighbor's eternal destination, help me to be more concerned about my eternal destination
14:28that I am willing to allow my schedule to be interrupted and for my agenda to be compromised
14:34to a degree so that I can be your hands and feet.
14:38Guys, the time is now.
14:40We have no more luxury to wait.
14:44The time is now.
14:46They are literally attempting to communicate to our babies.
14:50That men can be women, and they want you to accept it
14:52as if that's the normative cultural advancement of society.
15:01A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
15:04In the tragic abortion debate today,
15:06with people who say that they love the Lord
15:08both sides of the issue, who is right? A bigger question is, who decides what is right or wrong?
15:16Who decides what pleases the Lord and what does not please him? God does. God tells us his perspective
15:23and thoughts. He tells us what is right and what is wrong in his word. In the present cultural
15:29landscape, we can actually determine who is right and who is wrong. We can see who is on the Lord's
15:35side and who is not. It's not a matter of who is God's siding with. God doesn't take sides.
15:43He gives us his word and if we line up with his word, we end up on the right side of an issue.
15:49Let's rise up and faithfully stand for life and help end the tragedy of abortion in our culture
15:55and we're all.
16:06Shiting light into the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
16:12Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
16:15You know, it's been hilarious for me and I might need maybe, maybe Jeff, you can help me out with this.
16:21It's, excuse me, if I don't take the lying, gerbils ink media seriously, as they go into
16:27conniption fits over whoever, you know, President Trump nominates.
16:30Oh, I don't know. This is not a good nominee.
16:33You literally have a man in the dress, he's the head of the Department of Health and Human Services.
16:38What's up boys name? Y'all find it for me real quick.
16:40I'm going to say, Levine, that's his mama name
16:43of Richard Levine, I'm calling him Richard Levine.
16:46I don't hear nothing they have to say
16:48about who is and who's not qualified to be an administration.
16:51You literally have the department that is entrusted
16:54with understanding biology and you got a man in a dress.
16:59Do you have another one of his high cabinet members?
17:02What's the news name?
17:04He likes to wear dresses and heels and he has a bald head.
17:07He was stealing women's luggage in the airport.
17:12I forget his name.
17:13get his name and give it to me.
17:17These are the people who they had in decision-making
17:19capacities in the Biden administration.
17:21Excuse me, if I don't consider you, that's right.
17:26Yeah, the dude who was stealing women's underwear
17:29from their luggage in the airport.
17:32Somebody, I like to wear designer dresses.
17:36Excuse me, so I care not one Iota about what they have to say
17:42about any of these picks.
17:45So before I get to that, that's him.
17:47What's his name?
17:49Sam Britton.
17:50Sam Britton.
17:52If you grab a picture of Sam Britton and Richard Levine,
17:54I want you to put it on the screen for the people
17:56to give him idea what I'm talking about.
17:59You have a dude in the dress,
18:01head of the Department of Health Services.
18:06And the media was like,
18:07oh, this is groundbreaking.
18:08Oh, this is history.
18:10Oh, this is in Trump names Pete Haggseth,
18:14who is an Army veteran with two bronze stars.
18:17And they said,
18:18What does he know about war? He's just been in war. I'm telling you and this this is the top sea turvy word
18:27I'm talking about
18:28This is what I'm saying. This is what the Bible talks about what good would be called evil evil be called good
18:34These people are literally passing it off. Yeah, these are marks of progress
18:39I'm getting ahead of myself here. I wanted to begin
18:46In president Trump admitted admitted this that when he won in 2016
18:50He didn't necessarily understand what he was getting into his instincts were right and wanted to drain the swamp
18:55But he didn't really understand how swamp pretty swamp was and he recognized that and said, you know
18:59I'm gonna get another chance. I ain't going in like that and I ain't going out like that and he
19:06So far seems to be far more
19:10Prepared. I don't know how many of you have seen these
19:13detailed policy prescriptions. He's been providing on
19:17on social media where he's laying out.
19:24You got the picture,
19:25put up, J. Matt has the pictures of these,
19:27these austere administration appointments made
19:31by the Harris-Bide administration.
19:34When you ready go ahead and put them up on the screen,
19:36for the people that are watching the program
19:38and I'll illustrate exactly right.
19:40On the left, on your screens right now,
19:42for those who are listening by radio or podcast,
19:45you have the head of the Department of Health
19:48and Human Services.
19:50Richard Levine, and then on the right,
19:53what was old boy's position?
19:54Britain, was Sam Britain, what's his name?
19:57What was his position?
20:03Yes, yes.
20:05A deputy assistant secretary at the Department of Energy.
20:09This guy, and I'm calling it what it is,
20:11because he's a man.
20:14This man was called stealing women's luggage from airports,
20:20specifically so he can get their underwear.
20:25And the media was like, oh.
20:28So one of the major things for Colleen Jean-Pierre,
20:30haha, haha.
20:33Yes, and yes, guys, I want you to look at this.
20:37And the media was just applauding, wow, so advanced,
20:40so progressive, what a guy.
20:44Corinne Jean-Pierre's primary announced qualification
20:47was that she was a lesbian,
20:49and she was a more melanated lesbian.
20:51And people wonder, why we had all these press briefings
20:53that she's reading the whole time?
20:56Perhaps she should ask for quality,
20:57I mean, qualifications other than having more melanin
21:00and have being a lesbian.
21:03So forgive me if I care not one cent,
21:08not one moment, not one Iota,
21:10but what our legacy lying media has to say
21:13about President Trump's nominations.
21:15Thank you, moving on.
21:19Getting back to President Trump's preparation
21:21for this moment, and I completely, wholeheartedly,
21:28believe everything I said in the first segment,
21:33that we are naive and ignorant
21:35What did we think?
21:36Elections are going to turn our nation around alone.
21:39It's not.
21:41And we also should pray for maximum competence
21:44and effectiveness without our elected officials.
21:48And in this regard, President Trump is demonstrating that,
21:50oh, he's ready for this moment.
21:52So he's been releasing this series
21:54of policy descriptions online
21:56that are laying out his agenda
21:58as the 47th president of the United States.
22:02And I'm gonna give you a sample of that.
22:03One of them,
22:04Oh, something you might have heard on this program before.
22:10He announced his commitment to a policy department of education.
22:15Mm hmm.
22:17Listen to and watch clip number two.
22:20Go.
22:21And one other thing I'll be doing very early in the administration is closing up the Department
22:25of Education in Washington, D.C.
22:28And sending all education and education work in needs back to the states.
22:34We want them to run the education of our children, because they'll do a much better job of it.
22:41You can't do worse.
22:42We spend more money per pupil by three times than any other nation.
22:48And yet we're absolutely at the bottom.
22:51We're one of the worst.
22:53So you can't do worse.
22:55We're going to end education coming out of Washington, D.C.
22:58We're going to close it up.
23:00All those buildings all over the place.
23:02And yet people that in many cases hate our children, we're going to send it all back to
23:07the states.
23:08Thank you very much.
23:09Oh, Mr. President, don't tempt me with a good time.
23:13Don't tempt me with a good time.
23:17This is something you've heard me say numerous times.
23:20What why do we have a Department of Education?
23:234,300 employees, an annual budget of $90 billion a year.
23:304,300 billion dollars a year.
23:33And it's amazing guys. I mean, I can't tell you how many times I heard the phrase
23:39Pipeline to prison prison pipeline pipeline to prison talking about America's public schools. Where do you think that pipeline starts? It's not the
23:48Individual teachers. We have a lot of teachers who are
23:52Wonderful, it's the administrations
23:55What what do you think the majority of the spending goes on?
24:01Public education you think it goes to the classrooms I?
24:03I can take a number of schools in New Orleans that don't even have air condition in the buildings today today
24:13Schools that don't have books all this talk. I've heard all of these years of print pipeline to prison
24:23And then you finally have a president say, you know what? Let's get rid of the thing
24:29We can't do it. So let's just ask some questions. What does the Department of Education do?
24:34I'm so glad you asked pull this right from their website
24:38at dot gov an overview of the US Department of Education.
24:45What's the Department of Education?
24:47The department's mission is to serve America's students
24:50to promote student achievement and preparation
24:52for global competitiveness by fostering educational excellence
24:56and ensuring equal access.
24:58Let's ask a question, how effective,
25:01how much of this purpose is actually being fulfilled?
25:04Do you guys remember the show idea
25:06when I ran through all of the states?
25:09as to how much money's being spent on public education per student
25:13and how we can't, don't even have
25:16majorities of children that are reading at a, at grade level?
25:20That we don't have children that can do mathematics at grade level?
25:26And yet the answer to this problem repeatedly is more funding,
25:28more funding, more funding, more funding.
25:30Do you realize a lot of the craziness that's happening
25:33at the local school level is because they're trying to comply
25:36with standards and regulations that are imposed
25:39by the Department of Education?
25:42I have one question for anybody who wants to robustly
25:45defend the Department of Education,
25:47why can't the babies read?
25:50Why can't the babies read?
25:52Why is it well known in my hometown?
25:54Generally speaking, if you want your children
25:56to have a fighting chance to learn something,
25:58they gotta go to private school.
26:02Ask anybody from New Orleans,
26:03and they'll tell you exactly what I'm saying.
