Rooted In Christ

In today’s engaging episode of Perilous World Radio, Alan Masters returns to lead a thought-provoking discussion centered around a profound question: “Why must we endure significant suffering before discovering our true selves and the people we are meant to become?” Alan shares his wish to connect with his spiritual side without waiting for challenging times to inspire him. He underscores the importance of seeking daily wisdom from God, aspiring to align his words with the divine spirit he senses in his heart. He acknowledges that suffering is a universal experience, impacting everyone in different ways, whether through illness, injury, or loss. Alan elaborates on the lessons learned during the Pandemic, emphasizing how we all gained insights, from ourselves to the doctors and the media, often through profound suffering and even loss. He suggests that in those moments of personal struggle, we tend to reflect profoundly on our lives and purpose.

In a recent Patriot Outreach segment featuring Colonel Tony Monaco and special guest Representative Pat Proctor, the discussion centered around the critical issue of restoring confidence in American elections. Monaco, a retired army colonel and artilleryman, emphasized the importance of preserving and protecting the integrity of elections, a priority that resonates with the current administration and should concern all citizens. The conversation highlighted the dangers of tyranny, which seeks to undermine public trust in the electoral process. Monaco drew parallels to historical events, specifically the Battle of Athens in 1946, where World War II veterans rose against election rigging in Tennessee by reclaiming their ballots and ensuring a fair count. Proctor shared insights from his military experience in Iraq and Afghanistan, emphasizing that loss of confidence in the ballot box can lead to violence and chaos, and he vowed to prevent such a scenario in the United States. As chair of the elections committee in Kansas, Proctor expressed his commitment to ensuring that election results reflect the will of the people, recognizing that voter confidence is vital to the functioning of democracy.