Protestants and Lent

Why I am Voting for Tulsi Gabbard

I discuss why I am voting for Tulsi Gabbard in the 2020 Primary.

Protestants and Lent

Sorry in advance for the audio quality. I tackle on whether Protestants should observe Lent. Articles: "Lent or No Lent, Life Is War" by John Piper https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/lent-or-no-lent-life-is-war [https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/lent-or-no-lent-life-is-war] "Should we observe Lent?" Orthodox Presbyterian Church https://www.opc.org/qa.html?question_id=365 [https://www.opc.org/qa.html?question_id=365] Westminster Confession of Faith https://opc.org/wcf.html [https://opc.org/wcf.html] "Yes and No: Lent and the Reformed Faith Today" by John D. Witvliet https://worship.calvin.edu/resources/resource-library/yes-and-no-lent-and-the-reformed-faith-today [https://worship.calvin.edu/resources/resource-library/yes-and-no-lent-and-the-reformed-faith-today] "Approaching Lent as a Reformed Christian" by Justin Smidstra https://youngcalvinists.org/2014/04/17/approaching-lent-as-a-reformed-christian/ [https://youngcalvinists.org/2014/04/17/approaching-lent-as-a-reformed-christian/] Scripture: Ephesians 2 1 Peter 2:24 Isaiah 53:5 Romans 6:3-4 Luke 9:23 Romans 14:5-9 Sample Lent Schedule: Worship Wednesday: Give Up Food Read Romans 12:1 Pray for God to sustain us Thirsty Thursday: Water Only Read John 4:13-14 Pray for salvations in our church Fellowship Friday: Give Up Time Read Acts 2:42 Be in fellowship with one another Selfie Saturday: Give Up Media Read Mark 8:35 Pray for God to use you to expand His Kingdom Celebration Sunday: No Fasting Celebrate What Jesus has done for us! Money Monday: Give Up Spending Read Philippians 4:19 Pray for our church finances Talking Tuesday: Give Up Negative Talk Read 1 Peter 3:10 Pray a blessing over our church

My 2018 Primary Ballot

My 2018 Primary Ballot I.Intro A.Announce we are on iHeartRadio II.Open Primary A.AKA “Jungle Primary” B.Explain top two, regardless of party C.Hurts third parties D.Gives Dems. Stronghold III.City (of Westminster) Measure E – NO A.Changes mayoral term from 2 years to 4 B.Shorter Terms produce better results and better accountability IV.State Level A.Prop. 68 – NO 1.Funds parks, natural resource protection 2.Too costly to California B.Prop. 69 – NO 1.New Transportation Revenue 2.More money to collect C.Prop. 70 – NO 1.Supermajority Vote for use of Cap-and-Trade Fund 2.New Tax D.Prop. 71 – NO 1.Changes effects of ballot measures from the day after to five days after 2.Will of the people E.Superintendent of Public Instruction – Steven Ireland 1.Give a voice to parents 2.Almost for Tony Thurmond only because he wants to bring trade programs back to public schools. F.State Assembly, 72nd District – ME 1.Want to see if I make Wikipedia as a “Write in” but not qualified G.State Senator, 34th District – Janet Nguyen (R) 1.A rating from GOA H.US House of Representatives, 47th District – David Clifford (R) 1.Republican who understands conservation 2.Tax credit to small businesses who pay over minimum wage I.US Senator – Derrick Reid 1.Only Libertarian J.State Board of Equalization, 4th District – Joel Anderson (R) 1.Tax payer advocate endorsed by taxpayer associations K.Insurance Commissioner – Steve Poizner (I) 1.Experience 2.Turned department around L.Attorney General – Eric Early (R) 1.Equal protection under the law 2.Constitutional M.Treasurer – Jack Guerrero (R) 1.Understands Taxes, Econ 2.Not afraid to audit 3.Worked with State Controller and found wasteful and unlawful spending N.Controller – Konstantinos Rodtis (R) 1.Wants to audit High-Speed Rail System 2.Repeal Gas Tax O.Secretary of State – Gail Lightfoot (L) 1.Follow on Facebook 2.Fights for liberty 3.Been an active member of the LP for a long time P.Lieutenant Governor – Tim Ferreira (L) 1.Only Libertarian Q.Governor – Nickolas Wildstar (L) 1.Should be no surprise to you all, been pushing for him for a long time. 2.He was a guest on Random Babbling, please listen to interview 3.Can tell he fights for liberty by my interactions with him 4.Common man 5.He’s not Zoltan Istvan a.Transhumanism b.Universal Base Income advocate 6.Endorsed by: a.LP of California (was supposed to be co-endorsed) b.Multiple County-level LPs c.“Mimi” Robson running for State Assembly 70th District d.Young Americans for Liberty Recruitment Director, Tyler Kuskie e.New York Governor Candidate, and prominent Libertarian Larry Sharpe 7.Wants to work for the people

My 2018 Primary Ballot

My 2018 Primary Ballot I.Intro A.Announce we are on iHeartRadio II.Open Primary A.AKA “Jungle Primary” B.Explain top two, regardless of party C.Hurts third parties D.Gives Dems. Stronghold III.City (of Westminster) Measure E – NO A.Changes mayoral term from 2 years to 4 B.Shorter Terms produce better results and better accountability IV.State Level A.Prop. 68 – NO 1.Funds parks, natural resource protection 2.Too costly to California B.Prop. 69 – NO 1.New Transportation Revenue 2.More money to collect C.Prop. 70 – NO 1.Supermajority Vote for use of Cap-and-Trade Fund 2.New Tax D.Prop. 71 – NO 1.Changes effects of ballot measures from the day after to five days after 2.Will of the people E.Superintendent of Public Instruction – Steven Ireland 1.Give a voice to parents 2.Almost for Tony Thurmond only because he wants to bring trade programs back to public schools. F.State Assembly, 72nd District – ME 1.Want to see if I make Wikipedia as a “Write in” but not qualified G.State Senator, 34th District – Janet Nguyen (R) 1.A rating from GOA H.US House of Representatives, 47th District – David Clifford (R) 1.Republican who understands conservation 2.Tax credit to small businesses who pay over minimum wage I.US Senator – Derrick Reid 1.Only Libertarian J.State Board of Equalization, 4th District – Joel Anderson (R) 1.Tax payer advocate endorsed by taxpayer associations K.Insurance Commissioner – Steve Poizner (I) 1.Experience 2.Turned department around L.Attorney General – Eric Early (R) 1.Equal protection under the law 2.Constitutional M.Treasurer – Jack Guerrero (R) 1.Understands Taxes, Econ 2.Not afraid to audit 3.Worked with State Controller and found wasteful and unlawful spending N.Controller – Konstantinos Rodtis (R) 1.Wants to audit High-Speed Rail System 2.Repeal Gas Tax O.Secretary of State – Gail Lightfoot (L) 1.Follow on Facebook 2.Fights for liberty 3.Been an active member of the LP for a long time P.Lieutenant Governor – Tim Ferreira (L) 1.Only Libertarian Q.Governor – Nickolas Wildstar (L) 1.Should be no surprise to you all, been pushing for him for a long time. 2.He was a guest on Random Babbling, please listen to interview 3.Can tell he fights for liberty by my interactions with him 4.Common man 5.He’s not Zoltan Istvan a.Transhumanism b.Universal Base Income advocate 6.Endorsed by: a.LP of California (was supposed to be co-endorsed) b.Multiple County-level LPs c.“Mimi” Robson running for State Assembly 70th District d.Young Americans for Liberty Recruitment Director, Tyler Kuskie e.New York Governor Candidate, and prominent Libertarian Larry Sharpe 7.Wants to work for the people

On the Importance of Sound Money

I talk about what is money, why it is important, and the risks we have in our current monetary system.