Happy New Year! The past few years have been hard, and no doubt, the next few will be also. But let's continue to push forward the kingdom of God in our respective vocations throughout 2022. Hard times like these are what forces us to become men we are commanded to be. Here's to another year of crushing Satan beneath our feet, kings! 🥂

I hope everyone has a very happy New Year! May God guide and bless you for 2022

Give thanks for what you have, and pray for those less fortunate and those who hate you, so they may be blessed next year.

Christ was king last year, he was this year, and he will forever be king. Amen.

Some people never disappoint. Reminds us that those who claim to be brothers in Christ will throw you under the bus in a heart-beat.

This article we wrote almost a year ago seems apropos today: https://protestantpost.substack.com/p/a-dispatch-of-dishonesty?r=e0x10&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

Excellent analysis of the downfall of American evangelicalism and the Young Restless Reformed movement. https://youtu.be/XBH0alrGiJ4

JUST IN - New York has released its first official breakdown of what share of people is currently hospitalized because of vs. "incidental hospitalized" with Covid after two years into the pandemic.

43% are hospitalized for a reason other than Covid and just happened to test positive.

https://twitter.com/alykatzz/status/1479552490764967940

@disclosetv

Keep pushing. Hold the line. Don't give in. At the very least, it buys you time. But it may just prove successful in preventing this evil.

JUST IN - Austria: Mandatory vaccination reportedly postponed until April due to "technical implementation problems."

In addition, data protection experts criticize the project because it introduces a kind of an unlawful dragnet search.

To date, more than 61,000 complaints against compulsory vaccinations have been submitted to the Austrian Parliament.

@disclosetv

Check out my friend @DerDritteAfrikaner 's website https://sprachwerk-e-v.myshopify.com/. Very interesting stuff- but it's in German, so make sure you turn on GoogleTranslate!

*And confessional Presbyterians. Westminster Larger Catechism Q161:

How do the sacraments become effectual means of salvation?

The sacraments become effectual means of salvation, not by any power in themselves, or any virtue derived from the piety or intention of him by whom they are administered; but only by the working of the Holy Ghost, and the blessing of Christ by whom they are instituted.