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Rob Pue #fundie #wingnut newswithviews.com

In my work, I do a fair amount of counseling with individuals, couples and families dealing with some very troubling issues in their lives. I also do pre-marital counseling when I’m asked to perform a wedding ceremony. This type of work was never in my plan for ministry, but God had other ideas, and it seems He’s called me to provide counsel more and more often lately. As people read our nationally-distributed Christian newspaper, hear my commentaries on the radio or watch our weekly TV program, many have sought me out with questions, to ask for prayer and to seek counsel.
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The troubles people are struggling with today are many, as they try to navigate through this sinful, fallen world the best they’re able. Many people are living in unbearable circumstances, and have been for a very long time and things have not gotten any better for them. There are troubled marriages, people struggling with being unequally yoked with an unbelieving spouse, there are situations where children, raised in Christian homes, have fallen away from their faith and embraced all the sin and wickedness of worldly enticements. In many of these cases, the parents suffer terrible emotional turmoil, as they watch their children head full-speed down the highway to hell.
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There are many troubled people, troubled marriages, dysfunctional families, broken homes, wayward children, grandparents in anguish because their grandchildren are growing up estranged from them and in Godless, secular homes. Friends, the only answer to all these things is humble repentance and turning once again — or for some, for the very first time — to God our Father and Creator, and Jesus His Son. The Christian life is not one of ease, but the alternative, as we see so often now from the seeds we’ve sown, is pure anguish.

Frosty Wooldridge #wingnut #conspiracy newswithviews.com

But things are getting out of hand on the national scene. We’ve got national TV figures, and politicians committing nasty acts of verbal violence that instigates actual violence.

In this past week, pretend-comedian Jimmy Kimmel made one of the most sickening comments I have heard in years. Kimmel, on his show, that aired on April 23 that satirized the then-upcoming White House Correspondents’ Dinner, pretended to address Melania Trump and joked that the First Lady had “a glow like an expectant widow.”

Pure and simple: SICKENING to make such a remark about Melania Trump after her husband had survived two other attempts on his life from assassins. Ironically, a shooter tried to kill Trump at the Correspondent’s Dinner at a big hotel over the weekend.

Kimmel’s pathetic behavior along with his violent verbosity—instigates real violence from the nut cases that take his words to heart. How would he like it if someone said that about his mother or his wife? It wouldn’t be so funny, whatsoever.
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What about saying such a horrific comment to Erika Kirk, wife of Charlie Kirk, who was gunned down for simply expressing his opinion. That Tyler kid who shot him felt that he had some special “right” to kill Charlie Kirk because he didn’t like Kirk’s ideals and leadership.

Jimmy Kimmel salutes and instigates that kind of violence as if it were a joke. Well, Mr. Kimmel, have you visited Erika Kirk’s home? She’s raising two kids on her own because your kind of thinking and violent verbosity got her husband killed.
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Whether it’s the lies of the Southern Poverty Law Center degrading American journalists, or people like Jimmy Kimmel sewing hatred and anger across the land—-we regular Americans need to speak up. We need to write, call or email ABC to fire Kimmel’s butt for his hatred of the President of the United States, and the president’s family. Melania didn’t deserve any of that vile, hateful speech by Kimmel.