HeyJaredRobert Wright
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WRIGHT: Four Truths America Must Not Ignore (opens the original)
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“Hear, all ye people; hearken, O earth, and all that therein is.” God sent Micah to warn Israel and Judah that their prosperity, religious traditions, political power, and national defenses could not protect them from the consequences of persistent rebellion against God. Micah’s prophecy was addressed directly to ancient Israel and Judah—not to the United States. America is not Israel, and we should be careful about claiming that every judgment described in the Old Testament applies directly to
WRIGHT: ENERGY—A National Security Issue (opens the original)
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Americans often think of energy in terms of gasoline, utility bills, or heating costs. But energy is also a national security issue. The central question is not simply whether the United States produces enough energy, but whether it can reliably generate, refine, transport, store, and deliver the energy needed to keep society functioning under stress. Electricity powers homes, hospitals, water systems, communications networks, factories, financial institutions, military bases, and data centers.
WRIGHT: The Desert Can Bloom Again: America’s Hope from Isaiah 35 (opens the original)
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The previous chapters of Isaiah contain some difficult warnings. Isaiah 31 warns Judah about putting its trust in Egypt’s horses and chariots instead of God. Isaiah 32 teaches that righteousness must come before lasting peace. Isaiah 33 reminds us that God remains Judge, Lawgiver, and King. Isaiah 34 gives the sobering warning that no nation is beyond God’s authority or judgment. And those who have been redeemed begin their journey home. Isaiah 35 is God’s reminder that judgment does not have to
WRIGHT: When Security Is Offered in Exchange for Freedom (opens the original)
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The most dangerous attacks on freedom do not always arrive with armies. Sometimes they arrive wrapped in promises—promises of protection, peace, prosperity, and relief. The message is always attractive: Give us more power, and we will make you safe. Surrender a little freedom, and we will remove your fear. Stop resisting, and life will become easier. Isaiah 36 records one of history’s clearest examples of this deception. The Assyrian army had invaded Judah, conquered its fortified cities, and su
WRIGHT: America’s Egypt: Where Have We Placed Our Trust? (opens the original)
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The prophet Isaiah spoke to a nation facing uncertainty, enemies, political instability, and fear about the future. Judah faced the growing power of Assyria, and its leaders were searching for security. Their solution seemed practical: turn to Egypt. Egypt had horses. Egypt had chariots. Egypt had soldiers. Egypt had power. But Isaiah saw something far more serious than a bad political strategy. He saw a spiritual problem. “Woe to them that go down to Egypt for help; and stay on horses, and trus
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