Fidelity Month: We Are Only Indivisible Under God

Next month, we will celebrate 250 years of triumph and prosperity.

Fidelity Month: We Are Only Indivisible Under God

TL;DR

  • America's 250th anniversary is approaching, a time to celebrate triumph and prosperity rooted in Judeo-Christian principles.
  • Personal success stories in America are possible due to opportunities based on hard work, education, and faithfulness.
  • Decades-long efforts aim to fundamentally change the country by undermining its traditional values.
  • A decline in the importance of religion, family, and patriotism is seen as a dangerous trend.
  • The "45 Goals of Communism" from 1963 are mentioned as a warning against indoctrination and value shifts.
  • President John Adams stated the Constitution is for a moral and religious people.
  • Fidelity Movement promotes recommitment to God, spouses, families, communities, and country, designating June as "fidelity month."
  • Fidelity month culminates in a Day of Prayer and Fasting on June 24.
  • Fidelity is defined as faithfulness, especially when challenging and unpopular.
  • Healthy families are the fundamental building block of society and a thriving country.
  • Historical figures like Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Todd Beamer, and Billy Graham exemplified fidelity.
  • America's enemies have tried to remove God from public life in the name of "tolerance."
  • Reclaiming the nation's Judeo-Christian foundation can be achieved by using platforms of influence to turn the country back to God.
  • President Abraham Lincoln's warning about a divided house is invoked, urging healing divisions and focusing on caring for one another.
  • Individuals are urged to cultivate unity, compassion, patriotism, faith, and hard work in their own lives.
  • Recommitting to faith, life, liberty, and community is presented as the path forward.
  • The article concludes by emphasizing that America's greatness lies in being 'one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.'