Hello and thank you for joining me today for Give Him 18.

Might be just two or three minutes longer today, but I promise you extremely important and it will be worth it.

As I stated yesterday, I was out of the office for a week and am only now able to comment on the controversy regarding Supreme Court

Justice Alito and the Appeal to Heaven Flag. First, however, I want to focus on the related

subject of Christian nationalism. For critics are now lumping the two together. Tomorrow, I'll address the flag

specifically. The phrase Christian nationalism is being used by the mainstream media and even

unlearned or ignorant believers to label we who believe in America's Christian roots

and want to see them restored. I'm being called a Christian nationalist, as is Alito,

speaker Michael Johnson, and millions of other patriotic Americans. If you're reading this, you

probably fall in that category. This post will help you understand the accusations

and how to respond to the lies. To accomplish this, the remainder of today's given 15, 18, will be taken from an

outstanding article by William Federer, used with permission. It's the best expose I've seen on Christian

nationalism. I wish I had time and space on today's post to include it in its

entirety, but do not. We are providing a link, however, to the entire must read article. Federer is also the author, compiler, of the unrivaled resource,

America's God and Country, an encyclopedia of quotations. You want this book,

especially if you're a pastor, a public speaker.

Thousands.

Incredible.

He's also, he has authored several great books.

His latest being, silence equals consent, the sin of omission.

Speak now or forever, lose your freedom, which should show up on your screen. I'll tell you out of order those later. Here are portions of Federer's article.

What is Christian nationalism? From here on out, until we get to the prayer,

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