Christ is King | Husband | Heritage 🇺🇸 | Founder of The Issachar Group @Issachar_Group
Arkansas
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Any Christian small business owners currently struggling with challenges of any kind should message me. @IssacharTechAdv would love the opportunity to come alongside you to bring order and efficiency to the piece of God's world He has given you stewardship over.
A couple of months ago, I started a group chat with Right Wing Christian Businessmen. In this short period of time, the group has already seen:
1. About $250,000 of business deals struck just between the members. That number will increase dramatically soon, as we have many deals currently in the works.
2. A ridiculous amount of help, advice, and services offered for free, just to help Brothers and grow each other's companies to the glory of God.
3. New businesses started
4. New side ventures started
5. New friendships
6. My friend @_Link_ built us one of the most incredible private websites and apps just for the members.
-If you don't follow Link..you should
-This site is honestly the coolest website I have seen
7. Tons of problems fixed. If someone is encountering a business problem, they can post it on the website, and the rest of the RW Brother jump in to fix it.
8. Significant business growth.
I've always loved and been amazed by our guys. But being a part of this group has shown, in spades:
-How generous our guys are. Not only with their funds, but with their time, skills, and connections
-How much they love and care for Christ's Church. So many of these men are working on passion projects specifically designed to bless the church.
-How godly they are. These men have no trouble handling conflict in a godly way, forgiving, building together, and moving on.
-How enjoyable our guys are.
My Brothers,
The future is bright. The Right Wing Christians are the single most productive men I know. And I am thankful for each of them.
Stop giving your money to people who hate you.
You cannot love your neighbor while systematically destroying his ability to provide for his family.
When you select foreign suppliers to shave ninety basis points off your cost of goods sold, you are directly impoverishing the machinist down the street whose kids play Little League with yours.
Rather than virtuous fiduciary responsibility, it's cold-blooded, disloyal greed.
Augustine taught that your loves must be ordered: your household first, then your church, then your city, then your nation.
Align your purchase orders with the biblical order of loves.
Spend your corporate dollars where they bless your own people.
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If America is a moral entity; then God can judge her. But America is not a moral entity. Therefore, God cannot judge America.
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The most honorable thing I have ever seen a man do is to go to a job he hates, and be surrounded by people he doesn’t like, day after day, year after year, because the people he loves are counting on him.
I’ve been red pilled, black pilled, white pilled, clear pilled. All the pills.
I don’t even know which one this is, but it’s one of the strongest ones I’ve had in a long long time. The desperation in his voice. You can see the sight of his kids in his eyes when he says he’s supposed to be home with them. You can see the math he’s doing in his head as he calculates how much money he has left, and how much he needs for his mortgage, and when it’s due.
What the hell is the American dream anymore? Is this what it’s about? Is there anyone who would say this guy isn’t working his ass off? For what? So that 25% of his income can go to a government that wastes it on a bunch of shit he didn’t vote for? Subsidizing the food he stocks grocery stores with for people who don’t work a 1,000th of how hard he works to buy groceries with EBT cards that he pays for, which then drives up the cost of groceries for him and his family that he pays for out of his paycheck because he’s doing it the right way.
This entire system is shit. It’s shit. There is no nicer way to put it. It is dog. shit.
This guy should be working a 9-5 at a job that gives him dignity so that he can be at home with his kids at a decent time. Instead he’s some jerk off’s content. His stressed out, end of his rope reaction is some asshole’s income.
This is bleak stuff. Absolutely bleak.
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There was once a shepherd who found a wolf caught in a snare at the edge of his pasture.
The wolf begged to be freed.
“I was hungry,” it said. “That is all. Spare me, and I will remember your mercy!”
The shepherd cut the rope.
The next night, three lambs were gone.
Again the shepherd found the wolf. Again it pleaded. Again the shepherd convinced himself that mercy was proof of his goodness.
By winter, half the flock was dead.
An old farmer finally asked him, “Why do you keep freeing it?”
The shepherd answered, “Because I refuse to become cruel.”
The farmer looked at the empty field and said, “Then understand what you have done. You were not merciful to the wolf. You were cruel to everything that trusted you to keep them safe.”
That’s the lesson.
Mercy without judgment isn’t virtue. When someone openly intends to destroy what has been entrusted to you, endless forgiveness doesn’t make you righteous. It makes everyone behind you pay for your vanity.
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If unwelcome strangers came into your house, you would be in the right to tell them to get out and it wouldn’t be mean or a failure to love them.
One of the biggest problems normie evangelicals have is they absolutely cannot think in categories.
I want foreigners to have the gospel and I want my grandchildren to have a nation.
These are not mutually exclusive.
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Do you think any of the following, or a combination of the following, qualifies as Christian Nationalism?
- A majority of a nation being self-professing Christians
- Establishment of religion at the state level
- Religious tests for office and tax money to support churches
- The acknowledgment of God in the organic laws and constitutions of the state
- Political leaders acknowledging God as a providential, merciful, and just God, and dedicating national days of thanksgiving, prayer, and fasting to him
- Legislation regulating blasphemy, malicious and lewd speech/literature, and courts that uphold such laws
- Laws against working on Sunday and courts that enforced those laws
- Supreme Court justices that declare that the nation is a Christian nation
- The appointment of exclusively Christian chaplains for the military and Congress, and the regular opening of Congressional sessions with prayer
- Congressional approval and recommendation of the first complete English-language Bible in that country
- Christian symbolism on the nation’s founding images (national seal, coinage, buildings, etc.)
- Congressional and judicial regulation and prohibition of religious practices among non-Christian religions incompatible with Christian doctrine and morality
Criminal codes that enforce Christian morality
- Support for Christian churches at every level of government (national legislature, judiciary, executive; state and municipal governments)
If you believe that any of the above, or a combination of the above, qualifies as Christian Nationalism, then congratulations, you believe that America was a Christian nation at her founding.
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POV: It is 2026 and you are trying to just buy some groceries at a Costco in Dallas, Texas
Harmless Igor begging his evil master not to beat him again, pleading for forgiveness (2026, colorized).
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Appreciate the openness. Earlier you asked for a robust theological defense of CN from Scripture w/thorough passage analysis, interpretation and application. Fair ask.
Just now you told @PerfInjust you’d follow truth even if it weren’t explicitly taught in Scripture, so long as the premises hold.
Those are two different claims, but both should lead to the same conclusion.
>All moral entities ought to acknowledge and obey God.
>The nation is a moral entity.
>Therefore, the nation ought to acknowledge and obey God.
If you mean what you said to Stephen, the question isn’t whether this arrives as a study Bible, but whether your premises lead here and if they do, whether you’ll follow them.
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Poll for Christians only...
Two questions.
1. Do you consider yourself a Christian Nationalist (CN)? 2. Do you attend church regularly (at least 3 out of 4 Sundays)?
Read the choices carefully, please.
51%Not CN. Church Yes.
7%Not CN. Church No.
39%Yes CN. Church Yes.
4%Yes CN. Church No.
9,618 votes • Final results