Sins of a Nation

In the wake of the November 3, 2026 midterm elections, a sweeping "Blue Tsunami" that saw Democrats capture both chambers of Congress and flip traditional conservative strongholds in states like Texas and Kansas, most political commentary has focused on familiar metrics: economic frustration, tariff anxieties, primary missteps, and shifting voter coalitions.   

However, the real concerns for our country are attacks on morals and values we face in a dark incarnational spiritual warfare.

Decoding the Rhetoric of the 2026 Winners

The midterms represent a deeper spiritual shift that denotes the lies of false prophets and the open worship of demons by these elected leaders. In Michigan, Senator-Elect Abdul Rahman Muhammad El-Sayed celebrated in his victory speech the turning of"inshallah" (if Allah wills) into "Alhamdulillah" (praise be to Allah). While secular commentators spent two years warning against "Christian nationalism," voters elected eight additional Muslim leaders into office. Viewing the moment through the lens of 1 Corinthians 10:20 and biblical spiritual warfare, spiritual forces actively target high places, thrones, and dominions.

• • 1 Corinthians 10:20: "No, I imply that what pagans sacrifice they offer to demons and not to God. I do not want you to be participants with demons."

  • Deuteronomy 32:17: "They sacrificed to demons that were not God, to gods they had never known, to new gods that had come recently, whom your fathers had never dreaded."

  • Psalm 95:5 / Psalm 96:5: "For all the gods of the Gentiles are demons, but the Lord made the heavens."

Essentially, half of America has elected men who worship demons.

In a post-election graphic from the Congressional Equity Caucus, an image of Congress is displayed with the celebratory phrase, "Gayest Congress in American history." At least 17 openly LGBTQ members, including New Hampshire Senator-elect Chris Pappas, were elected this past election. The fact that the Left has become so self-defecating with such pride shows how vile half the country has become. 

Texas Senator-elect James Talarico and Kansas Senator-elect Rev. Adam Hamilton both falsely used Christian credentials and Scripture to affirm abortion and progressive sexual ethics. This is nothing less than progressive Christian nationalism and absolute heresy. People listen to these false teachers and deceitful workers simply because they want someone to affirm that their sin is okay. 2 Timothy 4:3: "Having itching ears, they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions." But gullible voters aside, Talarico and Hamilton have a great deal of their standing with God to clear, as they have broken the Third Commandment by manipulating the Lord's words. "Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain."

What is even more gut-wrenching is the viral social media posts celebrating abortions and pediatric gender transitions in the hours after polls closed. The nation is witnessing a cultural inversion where behaviors Scripture condemns are not merely tolerated in private, but celebrated in public. This leads to our place in the Biblical storm we are about to witness.

The "Passive Wrath" of God in Romans 1

In Romans 1:18–32, we currently find ourselves between God's active wrath (direct, catastrophic judgment) and His passive wrath. Historically, God responds to persistent cultural rebellion by stepping back and saying, "Thy will be done," handing a society over to the self-destructive consequences of its own desires. That progression unfolds in three visible stages:

1. Truth Suppression (v. 18): When political ideology becomes idolatry, culture suppresses natural law through deplatforming, censorship, and institutional pressure.

2. Credentialed Foolishness (v. 22): "Claiming to be wise, they became fools"—the elevation of academic and religious credentials divorced from foundational moral truth.

3. Moral Inversion (vv. 24–32): Three times Paul writes that "God gave them over," culminating in a society that not only practices self-destructive behaviors, but demands universal applause and approval for them (v. 32).

I'm not saying "the end is near," but we better have our lantern oil ready if things go much further. Matthew 25:1–13

America's Christian Roots

Sadly, even for those of us who are willing to fight, there is no political solution to a spiritual problem. Politics cannot fix what politics did not break. Starting in the 1720s, we have the First Great Awakening. America’s constitutional order took place in 1776 and was the fruit of a massive spiritual root. The preaching of Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield reached an estimated 80% of the colonial population and converted roughly 10%, the modern equivalent of 35 million new church members in a single year.

Looking at the historical trajectories of ancient Turkey, Great Britain, and mainland Europe, alongside sociologist Robert Woodberry’s decade-long research in the American Political Science Review (The Missionary Roots of Liberal Democracy), societies cannot discard their Christian roots while expecting to retain Western prosperity, literacy, human rights, and low corruption.

What's Needed to Revive America?

Now we have to add blame to conservative political leaders who have failed in their own right for many reasons. A large part of the Liberal victory comes down to their inaction or simple disregard for their own standards. Many Republican losses in November were sealed six months earlier in the primaries because of poor candidate options.

The Democratic Party favorability barely budged, moving from 38% to 41%. Voters were not endorsing progressive policies so much as rejecting subpar Republican candidates who campaigned solely on being "anti-woke" rather than demonstrating unimpeachable character and a constructive vision. Our elections have turned into a slander contest that leaves no one in a positive light. Not because they are convinced about what is being said about their opponent, but because they have sunk so low. Exodus 20:16: "You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor." Again, another 10th Commandment broken. We need stronger candidates with unimpeachable character who will hold fast to their morals and values.

2028 Prediction

While the 2026 election was pretty bad for this country, 2028 will probably be a better outcome. The good news is that because the worst of the Democrats won the midterms, their destructive ways will only make the path to a 2028 victory all the easier. I predicted a blue win in 2026, but warned that if we had a red wave, the next conservative presidential candidate would have a real hard time winning in 2028. So long as the Left doesn't utterly and totally destroy our country before then, I predict we will have a Conservative president in office. Now I say Conservative and not Republican, because we may be facing a time when both political parties take a dive. We're about to see new life in our country starting in two years, or we're about to face a civil war fighting against sharia law.