Carl Pendleton

Your mother cares. Pray a rosary.

Congratulations America. We now have a Muslim terrorist as a Senator.

If you refused to vote, I never want to hear your opinion on politics. I simply do not care. Unfollow me, if applicable. Otherwise, just shut up or go away.

Don’t you dare blame Trump alone for the 2026 midterm election losses. Blame John Thune and every RINO who turned their backs on Trump and helped the Democrats win. We could have passed the SAVE Act, but these RINOs failed us. We still have serious questions about who voted in these elections, including whether people who weren’t legally allowed to vote And I don’t care who gets mad. I’m standing with President Trump. I voted for him, and I’m sticking with him. If you don’t like it, I don’t care. Democrats stood behind Obama and Biden no matter what. So why the hell should I turn my back on Trump. I refuse to join the Democrats in their celebration. I will never support that party.

I blame John Thune.

The Lesser Evil

If you claim to be Christian and you voted Democrat today, you aren't a Christian.

“Imagine Paul or Peter attending mass.” After observing the movements and rituals of the priests, “Paul would pluck Peter by the sleeve, and say, ‘Our Master did nothing like this when he took bread and gave thanks and brake it.’ Peter would reply, ‘Very different this from the guest-chamber at Jerusalem!" Charles Spurgeon

An open letter to my Catholic friends I write this because I care about you, and because the question of how a person is right with God is too important to leave unsaid. Many of you have been taught that the Church is the Ark. Stay inside it, receive the sacraments, follow the rules, and you will be saved. Infant baptism is said to remove original sin. Sunday Mass and confession to a priest are said to keep you in grace, one week at a time. Venial sins that remain will be burned away in purgatory. Mortal sins are handled by the sacrament of penance. In this system, belonging to the Church and using its means becomes the way of salvation. Personal trust in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord is treated as secondary, or as already covered by the institution. The apostles did not teach this. They preached that Jesus Christ died for sins and rose again, and that everyone who believes in him receives forgiveness and eternal life (Acts 10:43; 13:38–39; John 3:16; 5:24). They called people to repent and believe the gospel. Baptism followed as the sign of that faith, not as the automatic removal of original sin in an infant who has not believed. The Lord’s Supper was given so that believers would remember him until he comes, not as a propitiatory sacrifice that maintains justification week by week. Confession of sin was made to God, and to one another, not as the necessary channel through which a priest restores lost grace (1 John 1:9). And no apostle spoke of a purifying fire after death that finishes what the blood of Jesus left incomplete. “The blood of Jesus his Son cleanses us from all sin” The Ark in Scripture is Christ himself. Noah was saved by entering the ark God provided. We are saved by coming to the Savior God provided. The Church is the gathered people who have already come to him. It is not the vessel that carries those who have never personally trusted him. Rules and sacraments can mark the life of faith. They cannot replace the faith. If justification is maintained by weekly rites and restored by priestly absolution, then it is no longer the free gift received by faith in the finished work of Christ. It has become a status managed by the institution. I am not asking you to hate the Church or to despise every good thing you have received in it. I am asking you to ask whether you are relying on Christ alone. Have you come to him as your own Savior and Lord? Have you trusted his death and resurrection as the full payment for your sins, or are you trusting the system to keep you saved one week at a time? The apostles’ answer was clear: believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved. Everything else follows that. Nothing else replaces it. Come to Jesus. He will not cast out the one who comes. And his blood is enough. This is not a battle between churches. It is not a contest of denominations. It is not a debate about which fathers said what. It is a call to see what is most important: Jesus Christ, and Him crucified and risen, received by faith. Everything else is secondary. He is not.

What sins did Christ not forgive?

Former Miss Teen USA, Dr. Larissa Portnoff, just came out with a disturbing allegations against Donald Trump. She’s so brave 👏🏽,

How can you call Jesus your savior if you aren't 100% sure He saved you?

Friendly reminder the Jesuits teach higher criticism in their schools because they’re antichrist

Yes, this is an actual thing in Roman Catholicism. They believe that if one dies wearing this against his bare skin, Mary will deliver him out of Purgatory on the Saturday after he dies. It’s called the Sabbatine Privilege. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Yes, it’s a cult.

Many SAINTS Have Been Killed By Roman Catholicism

John Calvin makes clear baptism is not necessary for salvation: "How much evil has been caused by the dogma, ill expounded, that baptism is necessary to salvation. For when the opinion prevails that all are lost who happen not to be dipped in water, our condition becomes worse than that of God's ancient people, as if his grace were more restrained than under the Law. In that case, Christ will be thought to have come not to fulfil, but to abolish the promises, since the promise, which was then effectual in itself to confer salvation before the eighth day, would not now be effectual without the help of a sign." - John Calvin, Institutes, Book IV, Ch. 15.