Sorry, I just don't see or feel the "hope" that everyone is talking about. Instead, what I do see is "change" – as in a change in our abilities to discern right from wrong. Nowadays it's all about rights, choices, privacy and tolerance – and as promised, our new president will be leading the charge, as well as the "change" on all those fronts. And I beg to differ, Mr. President, but living in the bluest part of the bluest state, I can truly say there IS a liberal America and there IS a conservative America. Unfortunately as history has shown, it's a lot easier for the conservative to become liberal rather than the other way around. But regardless of how I feel, he is now our president. He is now my president. So whether you voted for him or not, please remember to pray for our new president.I urge, then, first of all, that requests, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for everyone— for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. This is good, and pleases God our Savior, who wants all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth.Below is a commentary that should prepare you for the days to come. Click on link to read entire article.
I Timothy 2:1-4
LINK: America Has Chosen a New President
Given the scale of the Democratic victory, the political landscape will be completely reshaped. The fight for the dignity and sanctity of unborn human beings has been set back by a great loss, and by the election of a President who has announced his intention to sign the Freedom of Choice Act into law. The struggle to protect marriage against its destruction by redefinition is now complicated by the election of a President who has declared his aim to repeal the Defense of Marriage Act. On issue after issue, we face a longer, harder, and more protracted struggle than ever before.
Without doubt, we face hard days ahead. Realistically, we must expect to be frustrated and disappointed. We may find ourselves to be defeated and discouraged. We must keep ever in mind that it is God who raises up nations and pulls them down, and who judges both nations and rulers. We must not act or think as unbelievers, or as those who do not trust God.

























