Donald Trump, if you voted for him, if you've supported him, if you've defended him, as I have,

and maybe lately you felt, you know, a bit uneasy about some of the things that you've been

seeing or hearing, it's okay to acknowledge that, all right? It's okay to not like something

or frankly to even not like him at this point, all right?

It's okay to disagree with someone you voted for.

And to that point, it is definitely not embarrassing to admit that, hey, maybe you were wrong about something or that your perspective is changing.

Because that's not weakness, my friends.

That's humility, okay?

That's growth.

That's actually the foundation of repentance, right?

Because repentance itself at its core is simply a willingness to change your mind, to reorient your mind.

And if we're being real, you know, none of us could even come to Christ in the first place

without first being willing to admit, hey, I might actually be wrong about everything that I thought

I knew. Now, the reason I'm saying all of this is because,

to be honest with you, it's been stirring in my heart for a while. And I figure now's a time

as any, given the image he posted, you know, depicting himself as Christ, which unless you live under a rock, you've more

than likely seen it right. Here it is. In the image, he is standing over someone, hands out as if he's

healing them, glowing, you know, position like a savior figure, definitely not a Red Cross doctor.

And now, what struck me about this wasn't the picture itself.

Like at this point, this is Donald Trump being Donald Trump.

He's always presented through a narcissistic framework, kind of now more than ever.

So we shouldn't really be surprised when we see narcissistic behavior at this stage of the game, you know.

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