Obama policies cannot steal the Peace of the Lord!

No Politician, Dictator, Fascist, nor Terrorist

can steal the Peace that Jesus Christ gives all of us

if we choose to accept his gift.

“Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”

(Matthew 11:28).

Our peace comes from where we place our faith.

Our peace comes from were we find our god.

I choose Jesus Christ, the Lord of the universe.

I choose to follow the God of the Bible.

Who do you choose to follow?

Can I say that lately I have been at peace with the political antics of Obama and his administration. The Lord has given me a peace that I can rely on for my life in this world. My peace comes from my God not from my politics. I must add that I am just plain bored with Obama. What’s interesting to me is that the polling numbers are starting to show that some of the “Glow” is begining to come off of Obama’s halo. After a just a few weeks in the White House the people are begining to sway from the swoon that lead up to the election. Obama is beginning to look like just another average President with many flaws. Of course no one in the liberal press will want to question his effectiveness or ability to lead just yet. But his approval ratings are beginning to look just like a run of hte mill first year President.

From Rasmussent Reports:

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Sunday shows that 36% of the nation’s voters now Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as President. Thirty percent (30%) Strongly Disapprove giving Obama a Presidential Approval Index rating of +6. The President’s Approval Index ratings have generally been in the +4 to + 8 range for most of the past month.

Overall, 56% of voters say they at least somewhat approve of the President’s performance so far. With just one exception, the President’s total approval has stayed between 55% and 58% every day for the past month. Forty-three percent (43%) of voters now disapprove. (More information here)

My point is that no matter how much faith we put in politicians they will always let us down. Obama’s will most likely continue to fall as his policies prove to be detrimental to Americans. Of course there will always be those 20 to 30 % who will insist that he is the “Best” President ever. And like all good Presidents who see things not going well at home Obama also has left the country. Obama’s lack of courage during the North Korean threat is obvious. The truth will win out as time goes on. (riggword)

The “Great Obama” Speaks overseas,

From Michelle Malkin:

Which God to you choose to follow?

From Oswald Chambers:

IF THOU HADST KNOWN!

“If thou hadst known . . . in this thy day, the things which belong unto thy peace! but now they are hid from thine eyes.” Luke 19:42

Jesus had entered into Jerusalem in triumph, the city was stirred to its foundations; but a strange god was there, the pride of Pharisaism; it was religious and upright, but a “whited sepulchre.”

What is it that blinds me in this “my day”? Have I a strange god – not a disgusting monster, but a disposition that rules me? More than once God has brought me face to face with the strange god and I thought I should have to yield, but I did not do it. I got through the crisis by the skin of my teeth and I find myself in the possession of the strange god still; I am blind to the things which belong to my peace. It is an appalling thing that we can be in the place where the Spirit of God should be getting at us unhinderedly, and yet increase our condemnation in God’s sight.

“If thou hadst known” – God goes direct to the heart, with the tears of Jesus behind. These words imply culpable responsibility; God holds us responsible for what we do not see. “Now they are hid from thine eyes” – because the disposition has never been yielded. The unfathomable sadness of the “might have been!” God never opens doors that have been closed. He opens other doors, but He reminds us that there are doors which we have shut, doors which need never have been shut, imaginations which need never have been sullied. Never be afraid when God brings back the past. Let memory have its way. It is a minister of God with its rebuke and chastisement and sorrow. God will turn the “might have been” into a wonderful culture for the future.