Faith Not Fear
4 episodes tagged "Faith Not Fear".
Why Even The Best Teams Lose Sometimes
Even the best player can’t carry a divided team. Babe Ruth couldn’t have done it alone, and America can’t either. A divided nation is like a fractured lineup—weak, easy prey for enemies. That’s exactly where the Devil and the Deep State thrive. Chaos is their currency. When we’re fighting our neighbors, distracted by petty wars, “other entities” move in for the kill. Section 2: how the Deep State and others benefit from a divided society. Spoiler: they love division because it’s demonic power disguised as politics.
Why Division Makes the Devil Happy
Section 4 – the Christian perspective: this is where the Devil wins in division. From the Bible, division is where the devil dances. C.S. Lewis warned us in The Screwtape Letters: mix politics with faith and you turn Christianity into a hobby instead of a lifeline. Politics becomes idolatry. Media tempts with extremes. Left vs. right. PGA vs. LIV. Even golf is a war zone now. That’s how the enemy works—take everything, even the neutral stuff, and split it in two so no one can just breathe. Wake up. Don’t let your faith become a hobby.
What Happened To Our Unity After 9-11?
The Deep State and other power players have one goal: control. And the easiest way to do that? Divide the people. I’m 36, and the last time I truly felt America unified was right after 9/11. It was like a gut punch that brought us together. Then came wars, politics, and the tech boom — and suddenly we’re all at each other’s throats again. Division makes us weak. When neighbors fight, outside forces win. Pay attention. Don’t get played.
This Video Will Change How You See The Internet!
We’ve gotten so numb to violence that even watching Charlie Kirk’s assassination didn’t shock people the way it should. In the 1960s, just a radio broadcast of JFK being shot rattled the whole country — now it’s just another viral clip. Politics divide because it’s profitable: for the Deep State, for media, and for the Devil himself. From Civil War to today, psychological hooks keep us addicted to outrage while Screwtape-style tactics warp our faith. The hard truth? Unity takes work. Division is death.