October 28, 2020

Governments, like clocks, go from the motion men give them; and as governments are made and moved by men, so by them they are ruined too. Wherefore governments rather depend upon men, than men upon governments. -- William Penn

The character of our government will reflect the characters we put in it. In other words, personnel is policy. When Americans elected President Trump four years ago, they weren't just casting a vote for him, but for thousands of people at every level of government. This presidential election is no different. It is about the thousands of agency jobs that will either be filled by men and women of principle -- or radical progressives. These people aren't on the ballot, but they transform how the government views faith, sexuality, gender, and the church.

One of President Trump's cabinet secretaries, a personal friend, once quipped that Trump may not be a Sunday school teacher, but he sure knows how to hire them. And it's all those Sunday school teachers throughout the administration who've been determined to carry out the president's promises to advance the sanctity of human life, to restore religious freedom, and rein in the run-away activist courts.

I hope you will join us and invite your friends for our weekly Pray Vote Stand broadcast at 8:00 p.m. ET tonight at prayvotestand.org, as we pray for our nation and take a final look at what is at stake in this election. It is time to choose.

Standing (Eph. 6:13),

Tony Perkins
President