NM is a Failed State! New Mexico Is the State with the 2nd Most At-Risk Youth

As Christian Researcher George Barna says, “Churches have become less influential.”

As you probably know, I do not sell ice cream……I have been called by God to comfort the inflicted and to inflict the comfortable.

New Mexico is a failed state. It is foolish to think a state can be great if it kills God’s babies! Murder is taking place here at record levels. It is the most dysfunctional place I have ever lived in. Sadly, more and more, America is right there with New Mexico. The state kills God’s babies, but many in the Church take a blind eye to this evil. Where are the Pastors? Where are the Christians? Shame! Most act like everything is great….We should be wearing mourning clothes. The flag should fly in distress. God knows everything you are not doing for His babies.

I have spoken, written and preached about this since 1997 when Dewey’s Daily Cup was established by the Lord. I am not a popular guy here. I seem to always go against the grain. You have to be ‘old as dirt’ to know what that means.

I cannot celebrate as long as God’s babies are killed. Here in New Mexico and throughout America, it is not only abortions that are killing God’s babies, it’s the new America.

Take the blinders off. Politics will not solve these hostable issues, only JESUS! The Church is losing many souls here. Same old dirty politics. Record amount of abortions. New Mexico lives in misery.

I BOAST IN MY LORD! NOT POLITICS!

Galatians 1:10 (NLT)
“Obviously, I’m not trying to win the approval of people, but of God. If pleasing people were my goal, I would not be Christ’s servant.”

Stop killing babies, better homes and better schools will result in lower crime. Come home to JESUS, New Mexico and all of America.

New Mexico Is the State with the 2nd Most At-Risk Youth in 2024 – WalletHub Study

NM Must Repent of Sins Against Children: Failure of CYFD and The Worst School System in U.S.

George Barna: “People have become more selfish, churches have become less influential, pastors have become less Bible-centric”

From Adrian Rogers:

PRAY OVER THIS

“And Achan answered Joshua and said, ‘Indeed I have sinned against the Lord God of Israel, and this is what I have done: When I saw among the spoils a beautiful Babylonian garment, two hundred shekels of silver, and a wedge of gold weighing fifty shekels, I coveted them and took them. And there they are, hidden in the earth in the midst of my tent, with the silver under it.’”  (Joshua 7:20-21)

PONDER THIS

There was a progression of Achan’s sin. He said, “I saw.” Then, he said, “I coveted.” Now an unlawful desire is beginning to build in his heart. The octopus of sin is beginning to wrap its tentacles around his soul. This was the time when he should’ve confessed. This was the time when he should’ve said, “Oh, God, something is growing in my heart that is wrong, unclean, and impure.” But he didn’t do this. Achan was a thief in his heart first. A man is not a thief because he steals, he steals because he’s a thief; it began in his heart.

First, he saw, then he coveted, then he took. You may believe you would never do such a thing, but if you put yourself in that situation—seeing unlawful things and letting covetousness grow—when that opportunity comes, you’re primed to take.

Then he said, “I hid.” This is the worst of all. Many have buried some unclean thing, and the worst thing of all is to hide it and keep it hidden. Private sin is never really private. What you cover, God will uncover, but what you uncover, God will cover.

• • Is there an area of sin that is festering in your life? What have you done about it?
  • Why are we prone to hide our sins? What should we do instead?