Bishop Robert E. Smith Jr. from Arkansas returned to The Two Mikes today and spoke eloquently about the dire crisis that Americans will be continuing to face as long as they don’t turn back to God.
Bishop Smith argued that the work of his ministry is to find and reinvigorate the most important group of leaders in our society, namely, the clergy. In a sense the church has been scattered by the season of Covid murder and checked by the anti-Christian policy and authoritarianism of the Biden administration.
The clergy, in essence, is missing in action at this key point. The clergy must be helped to find their courage to again to teach the power and love of God and the words of the Bible, which is the armor that will permit Americans to fully understand the dire threat posed by their earthly and eternal lives by two things; (a) their self-imposed distance from God and His Bible, and (b) and their lack of courage to condemn and resist the anti-Christianity and anti-human nature of those who rule the country and much of the world.
The start of a recovery is discovery, Bishop Smith said, and the only place that process starts is located in the Bible, in which death and life are inherent in the words of God. Americans are a ready audience for pursuing discovery, and they can get recovery by returning to God and His book, and they can find understanding and courage from the words and leadership of restored clergymen who have become the leaders of resistance to the anti-Christian authoritarian government.
Bishop Smith added that at this juncture in our history, American morticians are extremely important because almost all persons of that trade in America can provide irrefutable evidence to all of us showing that our government, its bureaucracy, big pharma, and so many doctors and health officials were deliberately trying to kill millions of us.
The road to safety and survival for Americans lies in God; His words and book; His courageous clergy; prayer, fellowship, and works of faith; and the frank and compelling truth-telling of morticians.
