Jo and Kenneth shared their experiences during the Operation Save America (OSA) event and the divine encounters they witnessed.

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Announcements:

Operation Save America - March 12-15-2025 at Greenville Woman's abortion mill in S.C. National Event is scheduled to be going on Oct 7-15-2025 for now.

Try to come and join us there!

Dr. Coleman is on the scaffolding, preaching to the woman going in and to the deathscorts. He does better than we on the ladders and the counterfeit Mormons Latter Day Saints. (Bad joke)

God Bless you all!

Jo and Kenneth discussed Israel's outrage following the tragic deaths of two children, who were reportedly strangled to death by Hamas. They examined the broader implications of the attack, including the rising tensions in the region, the Israeli government's response, and the potential for further escalation.

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Izaiah's story is one of remarkable transformation and unshakable faith. A young voice for the gospel. His journey has inspired many. At an age when most are still finding their path, Izaiah embraced his calling with an unwavering heart. This is the story of how he encountered the love of Christ and found his mission as a street preacher, bringing hope and truth to those around him.

Youtube links:

https://www.youtube.com/live/EUE3piIK7Kk?si=E5A0nbmP4B3w0k-b

https://www.youtube.com/live/nM9tuR32EMg?si=0Tp9GGCS15LymoIX

This video has the clip of the idol we spoke https://youtu.be/xH4063JNJWY.

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In 2024, the intersection of politics and the Gospel highlighted critical societal and spiritual themes. Major political events, including elections and policy shifts, revealed alignment and tension with biblical principles, challenging Christians to navigate their faith amidst cultural and political divides. The Gospel remained a beacon, addressing societal challenges with messages of hope, justice, and reconciliation. The year emphasized the church’s role in embodying Christ’s love while calling believers to engage culture with grace and truth, drawing lessons from Scripture to navigate a complex and divided world.

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Jo and Kenneth discussed "Unraveling the Middle East Wars," a comprehensive analysis focusing on Middle Eastern conflicts' underlying causes and regional dynamics. They also discussed the historical context of these conflicts.

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Jo and Rick discussed their experience preaching the Gospel in North Fort Myers.

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Jo and Rick talked about a recently gathered in Orlando with their supporters to take a stand against Amendment 4. This amendment, which likely pertains to a critical societal or legal issue, has become a focal point for their advocacy efforts. Their opposition appears rooted in a desire to align legislative outcomes with their moral, ethical, or faith-based convictions.

Youtube links

https://youtube.com/shorts/9kz5_AAw9qg?si=CtqN0-apL_xXrYE1

https://youtube.com/shorts/RX2MA9puKKY?si=nF1BT1iy8A6hkTME

https://youtube.com/shorts/P3BYCVvqobM?si=SdaS9Ka5niNA6Onr

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Jo's statement, 'Trump won! Christians, don't relax—win souls,' reflects a combination of political and spiritual exhortation. It suggests that regardless of political outcomes or personal beliefs about the election, Jo emphasizes the importance of each individual Christian remaining focused on a personal mission: evangelism and spreading the Gospel. This personal responsibility empowers each Christian and underscores their importance in the larger mission. The call to "win souls" is not just a personal exhortation, but a direct alignment with the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19-20, where Jesus commands His followers to make disciples of all nations. This reiteration of the importance of the Great Commission in Jo's message reinforces the spiritual mission and inspires a sense of urgency in the reader. It's important to recognize that Jo's statement might be seen as polarizing or controversial depending on the audience. For some, blending political opinions with religious calls to action may emphasize the interplay between faith and civic responsibility, while others prefer to keep these realms separate. This acknowledgement of potential divisiveness encourages a respectful dialogue among Christians with different perspectives.

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