Every time the subject of abortion comes up, all I can think is this: if the blood of one man, Abel, cried out from the ground, what must the sound of 60 million + innocent babies sound like to our Heavenly Father? They’re all with Him now, and they don’t go unnoticed by Him. How much longer can this go on before He steps forward in furious vengeance and protection of the babies, the life and blood, He has placed in the womb? At least 10 states (according to worldpopulationreview.org), and now an 11^th state as of August 2026, have no restrictions on abortions at any time up to birth! This is a tragedy!

When God destroyed the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, it was also due to outcry – one lifted up to God because of the rampant wickedness occurring there. When it had gotten so unbearably loud in God’s ears, it was then that the Lord’s angels came to visit Lot (Genesis 19:13). Lot showed hospitality to these strangers he knew were in an unsafe position by urging them not to stay in the square during the dark nighttime hours; he insisted they go into his house, he shut them behind his door, and he gave them a feast and unleavened bread (Genesis 19:3). In layers of prophecy, this is itself a picture of the rapture.

Lot, moving quickly in word and deed, passed the test that was given him. He saw them in need and danger, and he was just and showed them love, hospitality, and protection. As we’re told, “Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing some have unwittingly entertained angels” (Hebrews 13:2). Whether Lot knew they were angels immediately or not, he proved himself a godly man to them.

However, the men outside failed that same test, as they were wicked and of unsound (unhealthy and unsafe) minds. When Lot warned them to flee from the coming destruction (as he was directed to do), they mocked him – even his own sons-in-law thought he was joking, that it was ridiculous. They mockingly said, in effect, “Look at this, Lot has come to judge us!” (Genesis 19:9). Yet it was their very own mocking words and actions that would leave them condemned to the destruction.

This all sounds extremely familiar in today’s society, on all accounts. If we claim to know God, we must know that whether we eat or drink, in everything we do, we are called to bring glory to God. The Holy Spirit in us leads us to desire to keep ourselves and others safe behind the Door (Jesus is the Door) of our spiritual house, where we all will be safe.

Our political platform, which we also stand on, must represent God’s house. Whether we realize it or not, every single word we say and everything we do is a reflection of what we believe. We should pursue speaking only life, love, and good. Those who truly believe in Jesus Christ know that He came to give us eternal life, and it’s only through Him that all of our sins are cleansed as white as snow – this includes the sins mentioned here (if there indeed has been repentance).

Contrary to what some say, religion and politics go hand in hand; they cannot be separated – as justice and righteousness are the foundation of His throne. Our politics are absolutely vital to our country, our states, our cities and our homes. Most importantly, it’s vital to God’s Kingdom, as it affects the people of our land for eternity. The Bible reveals that the kings and rulers’ belief systems greatly mattered to their people’s life, well-being, and prosperity. This is proven all the way through the Old and New Testaments, as each king led the people and either did wickedly or righteously, removing the offending idols.

God’s Word has also foretold that sudden destruction is coming, worldwide this time, upon those who have not believed but have rebelled. However, as with righteous Lot, the angels could not utterly destroy the cities without first removing him from the midst, who was tormented in his soul daily by the other people’s unrighteous, unjust deeds. In the same way that Lot protected the angels by taking them into his own house, to shut them behind the door, the angels protected Lot by removing him to a safe city.

And in this picture He has given us, we can look forward with joyful expectation to be taken by our Righteous Right Hand and removed to the safety of our city on a hill, our own house, behind our Door, before God takes out His fury on this land, which has been increasingly defiled by blood. Until then, we carry on our good works by leading and speaking wisely in our homes, in the schools, workplaces, and politics. God is Love, and Love protects. Love gathers the people and keeps them safely enclosed in the Lord’s house with the unified Holy One’s heart, soul, mind and strength. The Holy One’s mouth, ears, eyes, and members. This is the most important commandment of all!

Mark 12:30-31 “And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength.’ This is the first commandment. And the second, like it, is this: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no other commandment greater than these.”