With the recent election results causing disappointment among conservative viewers, the question arises: what should be our approach as citizens in this situation? Democracy is often talked about, but what does it really mean? After listening to Joe Biden's speech, it seems that democracy means mob rule. The government established in 1776 and 1787 is no longer in place and has legalized sin. The masses are given permission to disobey the law of God by the authority from the top. The people want what is happening, as seen with the goons marching in the streets. However, God is still in control, as stated in Daniel 4 and Psalm 16.

It's not wise to rely on the political parties, Republicans or Democrats, to save America. Men may fight for office for party sake rather than principle. Even if Republicans were in control, it wouldn't stop the moral corruption and filth coming out of Hollywood. LZ Granderson warns that severe judgment is coming for the wicked American empire and that too many Christians are relying on the Democratic Party. Instead, as Christians, we should put our confidence in God's sovereignty and trust in His Son, Jesus.

In the past, Protestants were martyred for their faith under pagan and papal Rome, which was taken over by evil individuals. The Bible even predicts that women and children will reign over us due to disobedience. However, God has given men authority in the home, church, government, and business. The current vice president is not qualified for the position. The story of Stalin dying alone in his office serves as a reminder that those in power will eventually face the end.

As Christians, we should stop relying on man-made structures and instead be joined to Jesus Christ. The Lord is in control and all nations are as nothing before Him. Our hope is built on nothing less than Jesus, His blood, and righteousness. Let's trust in Jesus' name and stand on the solid rock. The oppressive intelligence community that snoops on us should not be a source of fear, but rather, we should rely on Jesus as our master.