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Happy belated Independence Day!
We are 241 years old as a nation.
On Tuesday, we were reminded of all that is good and right with our country, even if we watched the fireworks that were more than likely imported from another country!
Some of them The Lord has blessed us in countless ways.
I ran across a stat the other day where it was pointed out the the most impoverished in our country live better than 80% of the people on the planet.
No doubt, being impoverished in the U.S. is not good.
And even if the stat is not entirely accurate, we have to know that the Lord, through the grace He has given to every person in this country—the so-called “common grace”—has truly been a wonder.
For how many people in the world are clamoring to get here?
When President Trump was elected, those who said they were going to leave, for some reason decided to stay.
I wonder why?
Some, to be sure are trying to enter this country in order to destroy it, often with a wicked religious motive.
But the vast majority come because of what they know about or heard about us—truly, God has shed His grace on us.
The power of our country—because the Lord’s blessing and mercy--has been attractive for over 200 years
But there is another power that has been at work in our country since even before its founding.
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