Excited about this new Corporate Pub Benefits program! Reach to @GMRench to join!

Haters will say Pastor @douglaswils’s Jedi moves are AI. See for yourself when you come see him speak at this year’s @FightLaughFeast Conference in October 2025.

Check out Poet's Corner in the latest issue of @FightLaughFeast Magazine. Two Joffrian poems to delight in!

Honored to write the Article on Theonomy & Natural Law for @FightLaughFeast Thank you @GMRench @Chocolate_Knox

Real murderer’s row in @FightLaughFeast summer 2025 issue!

84 days till we see Y’all in Nashville TN for the FLF Conference!! Pub Members get $50 off each family member's ticket. And, seating is limited so get your tickets while you can!!! events.flfnetwork.com/confer…

"Excuse yourself quickly, confess your sins, make a phone call, forgive, then get back into the joy so you can get back into the fight. Sometimes you've been wronged greatly and you would forgive, but the other person isn't willing to confess. How do you not be bitter against them? Have their forgiveness ready for them, like bread baking in the oven, like a fine wine laid up for that glorious day. Put it right by the door of your heart. And when you see your sins dead on the battlefield, you realize nothing can stand against the light of the gospel, and you aren't afraid of anyone or anything anymore. And in fact, every taunting Goliath begins to look too big to miss. Clean hearts are brave hearts". Pastor @TJSumpter will (of course) be speaking at the annual @FightLaughFeast conference. Join us in Nashville TN. for a weekend of discipleship for the whole family. We heard there will even be some carnival style games for the kids to play, or challenge dad in. And of course the bouncy house for dad to race the kids through.

@FightLaughFeast is filling up! Lets go!

I will be speaking at @fightlaughfeast in Nashville, Oct 16-18! Theme: School Wars—Rebuilding Christendom with Your Kids. My talk: “Subversive Arrows” (Psalm 127). @douglaswils George Grant @PresidentNSA @TJSumpter @DavidBahnsen @Chocolate_Knox Details: events.flfnetwork.com

Missionary Musings on Immigration (Also: My 36 Hours as an Illegal in the Country that Shall Not Be Named) pubtv.flfnetwork.com/tabs/th… @FightLaughFeast Your @CrossPolitic show the other day triggered some thoughts and old stories re: immigration, @GMRench, @TJSumpter

To our friends in Nashville, Every year at the @FightLaughFeast conference we host a singles mixer. And, while the idea of making all the singles figure out how to skateboard is tempting......We don't want too many concussions on our hands. So, we are looking for something/somewhere close to rocket town that the singles can do. Any ideas for a fun and slightly safer singles activity? Email them to bree@fightlaughfeast.com Thanks in advance, and see y'all there!

Hey Y’all, We heard some of you were worried you wouldn’t be able to bring your kids to this year's FLF Conference. And — to put it simply — that's not true. Seating is limited, but that does NOT mean we want to kick our kids to the curb. In fact, the more kids the merrier. So let us put those worries to rest. This conference is about educating and discipling your kids, and it would be a sorry excuse for a family conference if we didn’t allow kids to come. So please, bring the WHOLE family. The husband, the wife, the kids, and the tiny babies. Because families that conference together stay together.

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Don't go into battle without God's Joy. Run to Him, repent, and receive His forgiveness. Otherwise you are going into battle, and God is not going with you. @TJSumpter

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Pastor @TJSumpter will (of course) be speaking at the annual @FightLaughFeast conference. Join us in Nashville TN. for a weekend of discipleship for the whole family. We heard there will even be some carnival style games for the kids to play, or challenge dad in. And of course the bouncy house for dad to race the kids through.

Pastor Wilson will be delivering not one, but two talk at this years @FightLaughFeast conference. his titles are 'Education in the Tribe of Benjamin' and 'The Way Out of the Grave'.

"If a young man wanted to join the army Rangers, it would not be a good start for him to buy a rifle and go home and shoot out all his mother's lamps in the living room. And if he were rebuked for doing so, he could not defend himself by saying that he was planning on going into the military and that he was a good shot. Well, yes, you hit all the lamps, but those were your mom's lamps in the living room. That's not the place for this. True biblical balance in such things is the fruit of wisdom, therefore. And such balance is not usually found in hot-headed young men who do not know what spirit they are of. Luke 9, 55. Remember, Jesus had a few disciples who wanted to call down fire from heaven and consume the fellow at Motel 6 in Samaria who wouldn't let them rent a room. And Jesus says, you don't know what spirit you are. Even though they had a verse, they could point to places in the Old Testament where fire was called down from heaven by the prophet and consumed a captain and his 50. So consequently, prophetic rebukes should come from seasoned prophets from men called to and trained for the ministry of guarding the Church of God. This work, this warfare, should be done by men of some age and wisdom and not by novices, firebrands, and zealots. And it's not just a matter of the people who don't know what spirit they are of. Remember last night, I said that it's one thing to fight the wolves because you love the sheep. It's quite another to fight the wolves because you love fighting and wolves will do. So if some young thunder puppy thinks that he is gifted and called to this kind of thing, then he should be willing for this restriction. Every time you employ this kind of weapon on your mother, your sister, your wife, or your friend will be very generous to the time it will take for you to be mature enough to confront the enemy with this kind of weaponry. As we read through the scriptures carefully, without a pietistic set of blinders, we find that satire, mocking, godly taunting, are routine weapons of choice whenever God's people confront idolatry. Of course, sometimes a fool is not to be answered according to his folly. That's Proverbs 26, 4. "The most important things to predict are to be answered in all gentleness, 2 Timothy 2, 24, and 25. But in other situations," remember, salad and garbage, "in other situations, a fool must be answered according to his folly, lest he be wise in his own conceits," Proverbs 26, 5. "And those who oppose the truth are to be rebuked sharply." That's in Titus 1, 12 through 14, and Titus 2, 15. "False teachers are to be rebuked sharply," the Bible says, "in some situations, "remonstrate with them gently, in other situations, bring them up short." If idols are for destruction, and they are, then those who bring the tools of destruction to bear will not likely receive praise and kindly words from the idolaters. The idolaters are not gonna be good judges of whether or not you're staying within your scriptural lane. Our Lord Jesus, when confronted with ecclesiastical obstinacy, showed us this godly pattern for giving offense. Jesus teaches us how to give offense. "Did you know the Pharisees were offended when they heard this?" Matthew 15, 12. "Yes, I did." He replies, in effect, "Mission accomplished," verse 13." "The Lord attacks scribes and Pharisees for their long robes, sanctimonious geegaws, prayer habits, tithing practices, their ways of greeting, their seating arrangements, their hypocrisies, their gold-painted chairs on TVN, and so on. After one such exchange, in Luke 11, 43 and 44, one of the lawyers said that Jesus was insulting them in his indictment too, verse 45. And in effect, Jesus said, "Oh yeah, thanks for the reminder. You lawyers," verse 46, and he goes into them. In short, Jesus was seeking to offend. This is not because Jesus was petty. What he was seeking to offend was the spirit of pettiness. It's not petty to attack pettiness. It's not legalism to attack legalism. Now, there are natural objections to such a scriptural warfare against the religiosity of idols. One of the central objections appeals to the fact that we are not Jesus and we are not apostles. So you point to all the scriptural examples and you say, "But Elijah," or "But the apostles," "But Jesus," and the comeback is, "Yeah, but you're not Jesus, pal." Who do you think you are? You're not Jesus. You're just a Christian. What's a Christian? Someone who's supposed to imitate G. Well, people say when you use mockery and sarcasm, it could go seriously wrong, right? You're not Jesus and so you could do it wrong and you could make a big mess. I see, are we supposed to imitate the love of Jesus? Well, yeah. Have you ever seen that go seriously wrong? Yeah? Has anybody in the name of the love of Christ embraced things that they ought not to embrace? Tolerated things they ought not to tolerate? I have this against you, it says in Revelation that you tolerate that woman Jezebel. Toleration is no virtue, right? No virtue. It's what you tolerate and why. So if we're going to imitate Christ, we're Christians, we should want to imitate Christ, we should seek to imitate Him across the board. We should seek, and we should study the Word carefully to make sure that when we're imitating Him, we're not just imitating the fact that He spoke these words but we're looking at the context and the situation. Jesus doesn't, Jesus does not mock the prostitutes and tax collectors, for example. He mocks the theologians and the religious scribes. He mocks the people who are in established positions of authority in the church and who do not protect and feed the church. That's the target of biblical mockery." ~@douglaswils Pastor Wilson will be delivering not one, but two talk at this years @FightLaughFeast conference. His titles are 'Education in the Tribe of Benjamin' and 'The Way Out of the Grave'.

"When we go into battle, we need to go into battle as Christians, and there's, I think it was Trotsky who said, "You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you". You may not be interested in culture war, but it's interested in you. It's coming for you. You are going to have to fight. So, fight like a Christian. Study what it means to fight like a Christian. And I'm more concerned that you become a spiritual prepper than an actual prepper, and I'm no knocks against being prepared on a physical material place, but the fundamental thing is to be covenantally prepared, spiritually prepared. Give yourself over to the task of being the kind of Christian that is worth shooting at, and who knows what to do, and who keeps his head when that happens. And these principles have been of a great help to me, and I hope that they are a help to you." ~@douglaswils (Rated 'R' Combat - FLF 2022) Pastor Douglas Wilson will be speaking at this year's @FightLaughFeast conference. Bring your wife, bring your kids. You could even bring your grumpy next door neighbor. Tickets are limited so buy them now before they sell out.

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When we are in the midst of conflict, we are in the middle of trouble. And in such a circumstance, it is easy to get distracted by the troubles, particularly by the person who brought the troubles to you. That's what we focus on. Someone complains, someone attacks, someone slanders, and we focus on the person who brought the bad news, brought the difficulty. But as Thomas Watson, the great Puritan once pointed out, we have to remember the one who sent the trouble to us, not the one who brought it to us. Who sent it? Who sent the troubles that America is currently going through?  Well, God. God is the one who disposes of all things. Everything is in the palm of his hand. He's got the whole world in his hand, as the old spiritual says, and that includes our difficulties, that includes our troubles. That includes our economic troubles, that includes our political troubles, that includes our cultural troubles. They are sent by God. Now, you might say, well, why would God send, why would God send troubles to me? I'm a nice person. Well, no you're not. That's the first thing. And the second is that God wants you to learn how to fight dragons. When the snake showed up in the garden, what had Adam done wrong? Nothing, the world was unfallen. But God still wanted him to fight the dragon. God still wanted him to deal with his difficulty. In other words, Adam, living in a perfect world, had to deal with trouble.  And because he dealt with it poorly, the troubles have multiplied. More often than not, the one who brought the trouble to you is an adversary. He's an enemy. It's easy to focus on that fact alone, forgetting that absolutely everything that happens to us in the course of any given day does so in the palm of the Father's hand. Absolutely everything that comes to you comes to you from your heavenly Father. ~@douglaswils (Rated 'R' Combat The Creed of a Happy Warrior) Pastor Wilson will be in Nashville TN. speaking at the @FightLaughFeast conference this October 16-18 delivering some more hard hitting words of wisdom.