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Dave McCormick brought trade unionists on stage. 🇺🇸 🛑 Washington elites sacrificed working families for cheap goods and higher profits—jobs left, factories closed, America dependent on China. Biden blocked critical U.S. steel investment. Trump’s leadership delivered a deal protecting and creating over 100,000 American jobs. Steel. Coal. Energy. Shipyards. American working families. This is the Republican Party. 👉 Go to YouTube for full videos / free newsletter for more in-depth info! Link in bio. #prometheanaction #AmericanWorkers #USSteel #RepublicanParty #Trump

Here’s What Humility Looks Like…

When you think of humility, what comes to mind?

In our world, humility is often seen as a self-degrading concept that reveals our insecurities and keeps us from becoming our best selves.

But true humility never leads to insecurity, because insecurity is a form of pride. Pride either puffs us up or tears us down. Pride is self-sufficient, but also self-destructive. If we’re doing great, pride makes our confidence soar. But if we’re going through a rough season, pride makes us sensitive to our failures. Pride links our worth to our accomplishments, and it prevents us from seeing who we truly are.

Pride makes us think that if we try hard enough, we can become good enough. Humility helps us realize that we are not enough—but God is enough for us.

Humility will often ask us to risk something. It might mean laying down our social standing, our reputation, our financial security, our sense of authority, or our expertise.

But surrendering our self-sufficiency lets us embrace God’s authority. And our God did miracles through Moses, established David as king of Israel, worked through Isaiah in the midst of chaos, publicly honored Mary, abundantly provided for Peter, and glorified Jesus by raising Him from the dead.

When we surrender ourselves to God, we allow Him to be glorified through us. Humility might cost us something—but it leads to abundant life.

So today, how can you humble yourself before God? Take a few moments and process what you need to lay down in order to draw closer to God within the upcoming weeks.

Why did Moses lead Israel for 40 years but never enter the Promised Land? In this reaction, a creator shares a striking Christ-centered connection: Moses is associated with the law, Joshua points toward Jesus, and the law can bring us to the edge—but only grace can bring us in. ✝️ It is a powerful interpretation worth opening your Bible and thinking through. Watch, test it against Scripture, and tell me what you think. Be led by faith. #LedByFaith #JesusIsKing #BibleStudy #ChristianReaction #Grace

🚨 Comment PODCAST to get the latest episode of the Live Free Podcast 👇 Once upon a time, two of America's greatest theologians had "beef." I've been seeing a lot of debate about "predestination" on social media and this is an incredible lesson for all Christians 👏

Jealousy may get your partner to hold your hand. But it won’t create the closeness you really want. When you feel disconnected and don’t know how to talk about it, it can be tempting to provoke a reaction: to flirt, withdraw, become cold, or see if your partner notices. But underneath those behaviors there is often a much more vulnerable message: “I miss you.” “I don’t feel important to you.” “I want to feel chosen again.” Real intimacy begins when you stop testing your partner and start letting them see what you truly need. Instead of trying to make them jealous, try saying: “I’ve been feeling disconnected from you lately, and I miss us. Can we talk about how we can feel close again?” Have you ever tried to get a reaction from your partner instead of telling them what you needed? ❤️‍🩹 When love feels more exhausting than fulfilling, it’s time for professional help. Free discovery call, link in bio ❤️ #therapist #couplestherapy #couples #healthyrelationships #jealousy

And every parent should’ve felt a chill go down their spine. Because when you mix constant Wi-Fi radiation with the heavy metals sitting in a child’s brain, you don’t get “safety.” You get conductivity. You get inflammation. You get nervous systems that can’t rest. You get kids who can’t focus, can’t sleep, can’t regulate… and everyone keeps pretending it’s “normal.” 📡 Wi-Fi by itself is one thing. 🧠 Wi-Fi hitting a brain full of aluminum, barium, and whatever else our children breathe, eat, and absorb? That’s a different story. RFK Jr said it perfectly. Rogan pushed the conversation no one else wants to touch. And every parent watching knows exactly why: something is hurting our children, and we’re being told to stop asking questions. Meanwhile, we’ve got kids carrying a metal burden their bodies were never designed to hold. And Wi-Fi turns those metals into amplifiers. Think about that. You can’t switch off every signal tower. You can’t bubble-wrap your home. You can’t stop the world from blasting EMFs 24/7. But you can lighten the load inside your child’s body. That’s why I detox daily. Not because it’s trendy. Not because I’m paranoid. Because exposures are everywhere now: in the air, in the food, in the water, and yes, in the Wi-Fi that hits our children all day long. Lower the metals, lower the reaction. Support the body, calm the chaos. It’s the only reason my own children turned a corner. If you want to see what I use to counter daily unavoidable exposures, comment MINERAL and I’ll send it over.

A MESSAGE TO MAYOR MAMDANI FROM AN ARAB MUSLIM This is my message to mayor Mamdani about the real dangerous ideologies that brought down two towers in New York 25 years ago and its apologists roam freely while they’re the ones who should be brought to justice.