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Election 2020: Gohmert Suit About So Much More Than Pence’s Powers
The leftist media and Democrat operatives are claiming that the lawsuit filed by Texas congressman Louie Gohmert, a former judge, is just another desperate attempt to “overturn the election.”
Rep. Gohmert’s lawsuit seeks to clarify the constitutional process for counting the Electoral College votes for president. In the end, it could also solve the century old confusion and ambiguity of what should happen in a questionable election like we are experiencing.
The headlines of a United States congressman suing the vice president appear strange. However, there are several important constitutional questions raised by the lawsuit that could be addressed and bring some much-needed guidance to our presidential election process.
2020: The Year Hate Made the World Go Round
Hate has become the emotion of choice for a lot of people this year—including a whole bunch of Christians. It’s more evident than ever just how toxic our culture is; 2020 has been quite the litmus test for love and civility.
I was recently interviewed about an article I wrote for The Stream titled “Is Today’s Prophetic Movement Fake News?” In the midst of a discussion on the unhealthy nature of much of today’s prophetic movement, I noted I’m concerned that the church has wasted the opportunity that 2020 has provided us.
The church’s often volatile reactions to the pressures of this season have been telling. People from all sides—the left, the right, the saved and the lost—have been spewing poisonous personal revelations about everything from masks to freedom to Trump to equality. No, there’s nothing wrong with holding to a strong opinion on important matters. We’d be socially dead if we didn’t. However, the moment we villainize, attack, shame, cancel and blacklist those who disagree with us is the moment our true, dark hearts are revealed.
Brace for Impact: Prophetic Message Helps Church Prepare
On Dec. 19, the Holy Spirit spoke the words, “Brace for impact.” To be honest, those are words I didn’t want to hear. Other prophetic leaders have heard similar words. But I knew this wasn’t to be released until after Christmas.
What does it mean for us? First, it is not a word to fear.
My friend Kim Potter and I discussed it, and she sensed the same thing—but with a slightly different word about the need to build an ark. Both words speak of the need to prepare. If we are not grounded on the Word, what’s coming could shake us. But the end result will be God’s plan.
I don’t believe this is a crash-and-burn moment. I still don’t sense in my spirit that Biden will be the last man standing. What I believe is exactly what the Holy Spirit said: We are to prepare and brace for impact for the natural clash of what has already been happening in the spiritual realm. {eoa}
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