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🇺🇸 We Inscribed "In God We Trust"... But Forgot to Inscribe Him on Our Hearts

There is a stillness in the air—one that feels like the quiet before a storm.
And yet, the storm is already here.

We are a nation paralyzed with fear—fear of the unknown, fear of failure, fear of truth, and most of all, fear of surrendering to the God we say we trust.

Everywhere you look, people are fighting for a cause. We protest, we post, we shout, we sign. But after the banners come down and the speeches end, we’re still losing the battle.

Why? Because we’ve forgotten that true change doesn’t begin in Washington—it begins in the heart.

⚠️ The Real Crisis

We’ve lost faith in our leaders, yet we’ve stubbornly refused to put our faith in the Lord of Lords.

We’ve etched “In God We Trust” into our currency…
but not into our conscience.
Not into our culture.
Not into our character.

We want revival without repentance, progress without prayer, blessings without obedience.

Many cry out to bring back the Ten Commandments, but as necessary and foundational as they are, doing so without acknowledging the God who spoke them is like placing a bandaid on a broken dam.

“Returning to the Ten Commandments without returning to the God who gave them is as futile as sticking your finger in a dike that is bursting.”

🔥 What We Truly Need

It’s time we return not to principles alone, but to a Person—
The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
The Father of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Not just to a creed, but to Christ Himself.
Not to religious tradition, but to radical surrender.

🕊️ A Cry for Mercy

O God, help us.
Shake us from our apathy.
Break through our pride.
Restore what the years of rebellion have stolen.
Let us not perish in a storm of our own making.

Let this not be another day of drifting—but the day we return.

✝️ May we turn our eyes once again to the Cross.
Because it is only by His wounds that we are healed.

📖 Let Us Not Forget

“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord…” – Psalm 33:12

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And the truth has a name—Jesus Christ.



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