Tag Archives: Politics

What the Cross exposes (and redeems)

Posted on April 9, 2020 by Mel Wild

Adam blamed Eve, who blamed the Serpent, who blamed God; the Pharisees blamed Jesus, and Pilate blamed the crowd. Today, republicans blame the democrats, who blame the President; liberals blame conservatives, who blame the socialists; the atheists blame the religious; … Continue reading →

Posted in Freedom, Heaven on earth | Tagged Blame-shifting, Christian unity, Christianity, Culture, Easter, Politics, Scapegoating, The Cross of Christ | 1 Comment

Religion, politics, and scapegoating (part one)

Posted on May 31, 2016 by Mel Wild

It’s interesting that religion and politics are two taboo subjects in polite conversation. Why is that? What should we be afraid of? Actually, plenty! Jesus warned His disciples of two spiritual strongholds that would war against His kingdom—religion and politics.

Posted in Reformation | Tagged Christianity, Jesus, Political spirit, Politics, Religion and Spirituality, religious spirit, Salvation, Scapegoating, war and violence | 9 Comments

The Daniel Generation

Posted on May 11, 2015 by Mel Wild

What if Hitler would’ve had a Daniel? What if we, as God’s blood-bought sons and daughters, instead of praying against our leaders we don’t like and hoping they will fail, became a positive Kingdom influence on them that changed our … Continue reading →

Posted in Grace, Heaven on earth, Identity | Tagged Christianity, Daniel, Dreams, Politics, Rod Marquette, Supernatural evangelism, visions, World changers | 4 Comments

Godless America?

Posted on July 23, 2014 by Mel Wild

I saw this on the cover on a recent Charisma Magazine and, honestly, I groaned in my spirit. And I groan because I used to think like just like this. I’ve since found it to be a major distraction and … Continue reading →