Lindee Brill retweeted
Sometimes being pro-life looks like changing someone’s mind. Sometimes it looks like helping a mom choose Life. Sometimes it simply looks like refusing to be silent.
Pro-lifers: May we have the obedience, resilience and hope of those who continued to pray and fight in 1972 the day after the Roe v. Wade decision.
We come from a long line of warriors.
Hot take:
Maybe this “blue wave” wasn’t because of: Trump, policies, gas prices or any other reason given.
Maybe it was God allowing it because our country no longer fears Him or seeks Him first.
Lindee Brill retweeted
Pregnancy support should never end at birth. Being pro-life means showing up for moms and families before, during, and after pregnancy.
My heart breaks for the unborn in our country.
This morning I was reminded in my quiet time with God that prayers and requests brought to Him are stronger than any government, any activist.
Christians: Please join me daily in praying for protection for the unborn and peace and direction for all the mothers finding themselves in unplanned pregnancies. May he bring a life-affirming revolution to our country.
#prolife #proAmerica #prowoman #profamily #sancityofhumanlife #righttolife #Godissovereign #imagebearer
Lindee Brill retweeted
Well. Pray, and get back to work.
I’m not letting leftists who hate my country have it without a fight.
Lindee Brill retweeted
Today is Election Day. The unborn cannot vote, so we have to vote for them. Pray, then go vote for life.
Today’s the day.
Get out and vote Team Tiffany: for our state, our children, our affordability, common sense.
To God be the glory.
@TomTiffanyWI
@TiffanyWarRoom
Lindee Brill retweeted
While I certainly hope you get out and vote for @TomTiffanyWI tomorrow, a reminder that politics can't save us, and even if it could, it wouldn't.
Our hope rests in something far greater than any election.
As I finished writing in my prayer journal this morning, I started to turn the page to mark for tomorrow.
And I realized tomorrow morning will have a different landscape for Wisconsin and America.
But the steadfast love and rule of our LORD will remain the same - no matter what happens tonight.
God bless America.
God bless Wisconsin.
Christians: Visit the ballot box today, and honor Him in your vote.
“The LORD hears His people when they call out to Him for help.
He rescues them from all their troubles.”
Psalm 34:17
Lindee Brill retweeted
Every single election you have ever voted in was a choice between a “lesser of two evils” because Jesus Christ has never been on the ballot.
“We put our hope in the LORD.
He is our help and our shield.
In Him our hearts rejoice,
For we trust in His holy name.
Let your unfailing love surround us, LORD,
For our hope is in you alone.”
Psalm 33:20-22
I had a conversation at a door (that started out friendly, despite clear political differences) end with the following:
Me: What are your hopes for this election?
Him: That our president is killed.
Me: That is one of the most horrible things I’ve heard. No matter who the president is, I would never say that.
We cannot allow for that dangerous rhetoric and attitude for our future, Wisconsin.
Conservatives: We must turn out. If not for you, for our next generation.
They deserve better than that.











