When the whole world is running towards a cliff, - he who is running in the opposite direction appears to have lost his mind. C.S.Lewis

Sunday, November 04, 2012

President VS King, King Wins


Believe you me I have a definite candidate I'm voting for, but win or lose, I will also try to remember the BIGGER  picture! 

I pray for peace for this country! I pray for the country to stay strong and Christian.  I pray for the future for our kids.

Have a blessed Sunday.

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60 comments:

  1. May the best man win Sandie,
    I agree.. it must all be for the good of the people.. It also affects us here in Europe.
    I will have tv on all day tuesday..
    god bless both of them.

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  2. I can't add anything to what Sandra already said - AMEN!

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  3. Oh I want our Beloved Country to be strong. I have the Preamble To The Constitution on my blog, under my Header. And ask the question: "Will your vote, preserve, protect and defend, The Constitution of the United States of America?"

    So I think you can figure, for whom I am going to Vote.

    And I can say and do these things, even though I do not follow any Religion.

    It is sad, that some people feel we have to agree on everything, in order to come together on certain important things. But see, my holding with no Religion, does not stop me from being a Conservative! In other words, please accept that everyone doesn't have to be a Christian, to be a down-to-earth good citizen.

    "Auntie"

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  4. Amen and Amen. Great Sunday entry!!!

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  5. Amen! Billy Graham sent out something that said this was a very important election to vote in(they are all but I do believe this is a defining one indeed). He was struck with the thought this potentially could be the last one he votes in as he will be 94 his next birthday. But he did say for people to consider voting biblically on key issues especially and regarding sanctity of life and sanctity of marriage. I'm voting biblically and praying, praying, praying.

    betty

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  6. Hi Sandie....
    Hope your weekend is going splendidly.

    You are right that Jesus is King, always. That's a good thing to remind ourselves of, regardless of who gets into the White House on Tuesday. Susan

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  7. Amen! Total agreement!

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  8. Despite all of the hoopla, this country has never been necessarily "Christian," but there have been times when the pretense was more evident than others.

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  9. Amen, Sandie... I totally agree. Our country is in a mess --and we need to get back to what our constitution says and what our forefathers intended for this country.

    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  10. ... and the voter from Phoenix adds her own "Amen!"

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  11. I love how you put in "Christian" we as a country need to get back to those values ASAP.

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  12. We have our King in Jesus Christ. I just pray that people will turn to Him before it is too late.

    charlotte

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  13. I agree with those sentiments. No matter who is president, we need to keep faith that we do have a KING that will guide us and protect us. Our country was founded under Christian principals so that all can worship as they please without persecution. We are so blessed, there are many who do not have this privilege.

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  14. have a blessed sunday yourself!

    thanks so much for the inspiration.

    blessings~

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  15. I will also say AMEN!!

    This may be the most important election of my lifetime. I am praying!

    Have a wonderful Sunday!

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  16. Hi Sandie, dear friend,
    Thank you for visiting my sites and offering your heartfelt thoughts!I highly appreciate it.
    I visit you today to wish you a Happy Election Day!
    No matter who the next US President will be, I wish the choice is right, the one who may lead our country to a successful future, and a better life for all of us. God bless America!
    God bless the Americans!
    God may bless you all, Sandie!
    All the Best & Good Luck!
    Poet Starry.

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  17. We are going to have to pray really hard for those things you know.

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  18. Amen! Yes, Amen to your entry. This will be the most crucial vote I will be involved in too. Our country is in dire need of 'real' change, not an empty promise. We are in deep trouble and prayers are rampant for recovery. Our King in heaven will help our country survive. Nuff Said
    BlessYourHeart

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  19. Fantastic reminder to those who sometimes "forget"...:)JP

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  20. Anonymous5:32 PM

    me too!

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  21. well said and amen

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  22. Amen! I join with you in your prayers for our children and our country. Jesus is Lord of lords and King of kings.

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  23. AMEN AND GOD BLESS AMERICA!

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  24. AMEN my wonderful friend!

    It's me...Jill. I lost my old blog (chillinwithjill)!

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  25. We need to move forward...not backwards for our future generations.

    I purposely waited to vote due to wanting all the latest facts. Glad I did.

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  26. Well said. Great to remember this always. Our pastor says this to us all the time. We can't place our trust in any one person/president, our trust needs to be in God alone.

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  27. Woo hoo!!! You said it right on!!!!

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  28. Thank you for this wonderful reminder. Truthfully, I will be glad when Tuesday is over. I hope we will know a winner Tuesday night. This election is starting to grate on me! Enjoy your week!

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  29. Yes!

    This is something we can definitely agree on!

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  30. I am so grateful to be able to vote and never take that fact for granted.

    Thank you for all your kind words of support for the Hurricane Sandy victims. I have been voluteering at a temporary shelter in Brooklyn the past few days for the people that lost their homes. It is wonderful to see how many people are helping and donating goods that are needed!

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  31. I feel like that little girl who cried because she was sick of hearing about the election. We all have reasons to vote for the people we believe in and it seems 50% believe one way and the other 50%, another. I do know that many of our first settlers came to this country to get away from religious persecution because they chose to go to a different church. This is a country of diversity and a place where all religions and those with no religions should all be respected and tolerated.

    Looking forward to Wednesday when all this will be over. At this point, I am thinking we should consider going back to a monarchy so we won't have to go through this horror show where billions are spent to help no one except the powers that be.

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  32. I feel like that little girl who cried because she was sick of hearing about the election. We all have reasons to vote for the people we believe in and it seems 50% believe one way and the other 50%, another. I do know that many of our first settlers came to this country to get away from religious persecution because they chose to go to a different church. This is a country of diversity and a place where all religions and those with no religions should all be respected and tolerated.

    Looking forward to Wednesday when all this will be over. At this point, I am thinking we should consider going back to a monarchy so we won't have to go through this horror show where billions are spent to help no one except the powers that be.

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  33. HI!!!
    Praying for this election too....I Think in the end THE Right MAN will win...and I am hoping it is MITT Romney.....I think he is WHO this Country Needs NOW.
    hugs,
    jamie

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  34. I like your prayers and the picture, Sandie. And yes, no matter who wins the election, God has his own plan for us that will prevail.
    ..

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  35. Yes, I love the meaning of this post, it is so very true..I always think of the saying WWJD(what would Jesus do).

    I hope whoever wins our election has some actual change and not just words. I know that our current presidents policies have hurt us badly as senior citizens...I will just be glad when its over with!

    hugs,
    Barb

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  36. Oh Sandie, AMEN AMEN AMEN.

    That's all I need to say.

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  37. A well needed reminder...thanks Sandie.

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  38. Anonymous8:53 AM

    I am voting but rest assured because my King is in control. Many blessings!

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  39. AMEN - preach it sister! :)

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  40. I'm back again because I have been thinking about a comment or two that I read after posting my AMEN.

    Whether or not this nation is or has been a Christian nation isn't the point. The point is that Jesus is Lord and the ultimate King of Kings and all creation. That's what I believe you were saying.

    Anyway, Amen again. In my head, I sound like Sidney Poitier.

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  41. I'd love to have a button to wear so I could share that sentiment with the world.

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  42. There is only ONE KING so it really doesn't matter who is president. GOD is still running this country...and the world. One day things will be as HE created them to be from the beginning. Have an awesome day. Missing you. Loving you too.

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  43. Amen, sister. Preach it!

    I agree completely!

    XO,

    Sheila

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  44. Tomorrow will be a most interesting day indeed. I keep to myself in regards to politics, as you know, but I must say my heart is in this race completely. Ann

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  45. Couldn't agree more and thank goodness Jesus is King of everything!

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  46. Hugs to you my friend!!

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  47. Beautiful post and a beautiful blog back ground. I always feel that ever who wins is the person the Lord allows to win....for the fulfillment of His plans. I voted today !

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  48. Amen, my friend!!!

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  49. Yep. I need to hold onto this, b/c Obama just got re-elected. I pray the Republicans will humble themselves and give a little, so we don't waste another 4 years.

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  50. Hi Sandie, Well the election is over, and I am sure glad we only voted for a president, not a Savior. The Savior of the world is Jesus, not any person we can vote into an office. And thank God for that! That being said, it is still our responsibilty to vote our values - and I hope everyone did!

    Gloria

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