Our New President

What an interesting evening. Once Pennsylvania and Ohio fell, it was basically over. This is a great time to see team at its best. Since I vote pro-life, I did not get my candidate elected. Not only that but Indiana went Democratic in the Presidential race, first time since Lyndon Johnson. I now have a choice. I can fight, get angry, throw a fit or grow as a Christian.  When I see the happiness and tears of the African Americans, I realize how liberated they must feel.  Finally,  They truly get equality.  I celebrate their victory.  I remember as a young man the civil rights movement.  America, in this issue, you have matured.

I’m a team player, I will honor and pray for Barak Oboma our President Elect. He has a huge job ahead of him. If he feels obligated to the extreme left that got him started and elected, history will be very tough on him. If he moves to the center as Bill Clinton did, I believe he will be successful. My prayer is that he will become a President for all the people not just the liberal. If he does, he could be one of the most important Presidents of America.

Being a team player does not mean I have to agree with everything that goes on. Being a team player does not mean I have no opinion. God has placed him over us. Now church, this is the time to pray and seek the father for our role. I will continue to fight with all I have for the unborn but I celebrate the racial healing that will take place in our nation.

God still has His hands on America.