Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15.

And the title of today's post is, How Great Thou Art.

There's so much that could be said today.

Like many of you, Cici and I stayed up until 3 a.m. Tuesday night, Wednesday morning, waiting for the official call regarding the presidential election and trying to get a sense of the final outcome of the House and Senate.

I finally recorded yesterday's post at 11.30 p.m., kudos to my dedicated staff.

It is now certain, as I write this, that not only did Trump win the 2024 presidential

election in a landslide, including the popular vote, but Republicans also took the Senate and will likely

keep the House. By the time this post airs, the House win may also be certain.

Trump's comeback win is undoubtedly one of the most significant accomplishments in America's political history.

Even his enemies with clenched teeth and teary eyes have admitted this after attributing it to racism and sexism, that is.

So much for humility, an honest look at the two candidates and understanding most Americans.

Americans had grown complacent, yes.

But the past four years served to awaken, many of them.

Most Americans just want to live as they choose, allow others to do the same, make a decent living, and be safe.

They do not want a government telling them how to think, what to do,

what they must believe about sex and gender,

what they can and can't say, and how to raise their kids.

They don't want a government that mocks their belief in God,

wants to take their guns, demeans them as deplorable garbage, and forgets who they work for, they being the government.

They've forgotten that they work for us.

And the complacent church, well, she too is waking up.

As I read and watched dozens of memes and videos, I was moved most by seeing several dozen people when leaving Trump's victory party standing in the foyer singing the old hymn, How Great Thou Are. Impromptu, heartfelt, and they all knew the words to this classic

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