Tag: Democracy in America

Election Integrity Is a Moral Issue

Election Integrity Is a Moral Issue

Without Honest Elections, We Do Not Have a Republic Free, fair, and open elections are not merely a political preference. They are a moral necessity for a constitutional republic. When citizens lose confidence that their vote is counted honestly, the bond between the people and their government begins to break. A republic cannot survive if its people believe elections are…

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How Would Jesus Vote

How Would Jesus Vote

Sermon by Rev. Joshua Daniel Pratt, MDivAll Nations Community Church, Lynchburg VANovember 2, 2025 John Adams, the second President of the United States and a key Founding Father. In a letter dated October 11, 1798, written to the officers of the Massachusetts Militia, Adams said: “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate…

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Week 4 Fasting & Prayer Guide for the Commonwealth of Virginia

Week 4 Fasting & Prayer Guide for the Commonwealth of Virginia

Focus: Protecting Life and Strengthening Families As we continue the Tuesday call to fasting and prayer for the Commonwealth of Virginia until Election Day – This week we turn our hearts to pray for the sanctity of life and the strengthening of families in Virginia. Our Commonwealth is at a crossroads: forces are working to enshrine abortion into the state…

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Republican vs Democrat

Republican vs Democrat

Historical Black Support The Republican Party historically supported the African American community, with the first Black senators and congressmen in the U.S. government being Republicans. During the time of the Civil War, the southern states wanted to maintain slavery. The Republican Party at the expense of many lives led the nation into setting the slaves free, bringing healing and brought…

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