You can chase fame, stats, and clout. You can pad your numbers, collect accolades, and post the highlight reels of your life online. But if you cannot commit to the tribe, if you cannot serve a purpose greater than your own ego, you are destined to fade into irrelevance. The tribe doesn’t care about your Instagram likes. The tribe doesn’t care about your individual genius. The tribe cares about one thing: survival, trust, and shared victory. And in the absence of that, greatness dies.

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I want to talk about building. Not just the buzzword “building,” but the real thing. Building Protestant churches that preach like they actually believe Christ rules the nations. Building Protestant schools that raise children to be men and women of dominion, not cogs for the state. Pulling our kids out of Pharaoh’s house and teaching them to walk in freedom. Building with Bitcoin as the monetary backbone of that freedom. And building with Nostr as the social and cultural nervous system that can’t be censored, can’t be bought, and can’t be co-opted.

Because here’s the truth: history belongs to the builders. And the great lie of the last century has been that we can outsource building to the state, or to Wall Street, or to Silicon Valley, or to whoever is supposedly “in charge.” No. The task is ours. And right now, under this administration—with its chaos, its hostility, and its incompetence—the opportunity is greater than it has been in decades.

For American Christians, Israel is more than a nation; it’s a theological touchstone. Premillennial dispensationalism teaches that the rebirth of Israel signals the imminent return of Christ, and this belief shapes the political landscape in ways most people fail to recognize.

It is a doctrine that has infected pulpits and parliaments alike. And it is a doctrine that too often blinds us to the people who actually inhabit the land we claim to care about.”