America Decides: Trump vs Biden and the War of Two Worldviews
by Pastor Doug Stauffer
Surely, we can all agree on this: None of us is always right. I know I’m not. However, it seems that in today’s climate—especially regarding President Trump—the rules for judgment have been rewritten, and not for the better.
I’ve noticed something troubling taking root, even among
Christians. It’s the notion that merely questioning a narrative warrants
condemnation. If someone voices concerns about the Biden administration, that’s
acceptable. But dare to defend President Trump or suggest he’s right about
something? You’re instantly labeled, judged, and sometimes even cast aside.
I don’t pretend President Trump has never made a
mistake—he’s human. But let’s be honest: He’s been boldly right about a
lot of things that truly matter—like defending life in the womb, standing up to
the globalist agenda, closing the southern border to protect Americans, and
affirming there are two genders—male and female.
Meanwhile, President Biden and the radical left have led our
nation down a dangerous path. Boys in girls’ locker rooms, irreversible
surgeries on children, the erasure of biblical marriage, unchecked profanity
and perversion in the public square—all normalized under the guise of
“tolerance.” That’s not tolerance. That’s rebellion against God. Yes, I believe
there is an Almighty God.
So yes, we should speak up. Not in hate—but in truth and
love.
No politician is above accountability, not even Donald
Trump. But when a man is relentlessly attacked by the media, the political
establishment, and even foreign powers—precisely because he stands in the way
of their agenda—it makes you wonder: Are people aware of the manipulation,
and do they see the whole picture?
We must be wise. Scripture warns us not to judge “according
to appearance,” but to “judge righteous judgment” (John 7:24). That means we
examine fruit. Look at the fruit of President Trump’s policies—economic growth,
lower taxes, religious liberty, strength abroad, and energy independence. Then
look at the fruit of those who oppose him—chaos, division, lawlessness, and
decay. Burning down cities was a First Amendment right where prosecutors turned
a blind eye to the lawlessness.
Some will say, “But Trump’s brash,” or “He tweets too much.”
Okay—but are we more concerned with tone than truth? God used rough men in
scripture to accomplish His will—men like Peter, Elijah, and yes, even King
David, a man after God’s own heart, and none were without faults.
As Christians, we’re not called to blind allegiance to any
man. But we are called to discern good from evil, right from wrong. That
means standing for life, truth, and freedom—no matter who’s in office. And when
a leader boldly stands for those things during great moral collapse, he
deserves our support, not silence.
Disagree with policies? Fine. Raise questions respectfully?
Absolutely. But don’t fall into the trap of treating boldness as evil and accepting
cowardice as a virtue. We are in a spiritual war, and neutrality is not an
option.
So, to my friends who are still undecided: don’t let media
headlines, peer pressure, or fear of backlash keep you from speaking the truth.
Our nation needs moral clarity, our churches need courage, and our children
need us to stop wavering.
Let’s be loving. Let’s be respectful. But let’s also be unapologetically
bold for what’s right.
God is watching, and America has always been worth fighting
for, and many have died for your right to disagree.
