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Title: The Aftershocks of LA: A Nation Teetering on the Edge
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In my previous post, The Endgame of the LA Riots: A Warning, A Pattern, or A Test?, I posed a hard but necessary question: Were the riots in Los Angeles an isolated incident… or a warning shot across the bow of a nation on edge?

Sadly, the answer is becoming clearer by the day.

Since then, unrest has ignited in city after city, across states and time zones. Different causes. Different flashpoints. But the same smoldering anger. The same eruption of pain and lawlessness. The same unmistakable spirit of chaos.

I do not believe in preaching doom and gloom. That’s not my calling.
But I do believe in sounding the alarm when I see the storm clouds gathering.

I am not a politician or a pundit. I am simply a watchman—standing on the wall, pointing to the signs, warning those who will listen.

The events we are witnessing are not random—they are calculated. Coordinated.
And I believe we are only seeing the first phase of a multi-phase societal breakdown.

The question is: Will we be ready?
Will the Church stand in the gap?
Will believers rise—not with hatred, but with healing?
Not with fear, but with faith?

Now more than ever, it is time to watch, pray, and prepare.

“If the watchman sees the sword coming and does not blow the trumpet... I will hold that watchman accountable.” — Ezekiel 33:6

Let us not be silent when God is calling us to speak.
Let us not slumber when the world needs us awake.
Let us not retreat when He has called us to stand.

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