Trevor Henderson

By common confession, great is the mystery of godliness: He [Christ Jesus] who was manifested in the flesh, Was vindicated in the Spirit, Seen by angels, Proclaimed among the nations, Believed on in the world, Taken up in glory.

@loganclarkhall @tyler_austin55 Needs to happen.

Can’t stop thinking about Lewis & Clark Argonath.

@DHSgov Based.

A crown for every achievement.

@FaceLikeTheSun Well said, brother.

IMPORTANT 🚨 I’ve been a Christian content creator researching, analyzing, and publishing about the New World Order, aliens/UFOs, technocracy, transhumanism/genetic engineering, the esoteric/occult, the supernatural/paranormal, alternative history, and related topics… All from a grounded biblical point of view for nearly two decades. When I first started talking about these things, many fellow Christians, family members, and friends thought I was insane. I was dismissed as the “crazy uncle” (or worse) by a lot of people. Today, far fewer people are saying those things, because many of these topics have moved front and center into the mainstream and alternative news cycle, politics, tech culture, and public discourse. What I want to emphasize is this: Even though these subjects are now becoming mainstream, my core positions have not changed since I first began publicly publishing content on them in 2011. That’s important to point out because, while I’ve matured and refined my thinking in certain areas over the years, the foundational principles and conclusions have remained consistent. In fact, I’m more convinced of them now than ever before. What I want to warn everyone about is the power of narrative crafting. Pay attention to ALL narratives being pushed right now. That includes: governments intelligence figures whistleblowers media personalities tech elites influencers alternative researchers and yes, even fellow Christians! You should be thinking critically about EVERYTHING! Do not surrender your discernment to: fear hype political tribalism “exclusive insider knowledge” sensational prophecy speculation or government-approved mythology Just because something is unexplained does not automatically mean the explanation being offered is true. And just because the culture suddenly becomes interested in the supernatural does not mean it is moving closer to biblical truth. The biblical worldview already accounts for a supernatural reality. Christians should not panic over discussions about nonhuman intelligence, spiritual phenomena, corruption, deception, technology indistinguishable from magic, or powers beyond human understanding. Scripture has always taught that reality is far stranger than modern materialism admits. But this is exactly why discernment matters now more than ever. Stay grounded in Scripture. Stay sober-minded. Stay humble. Stay skeptical of manufactured narratives. And do not let fascinations with the fringe replace devotion to Christ. Stay Watchful ✝️

“The soul is dyed the color of its thoughts.” -Marcus Aurelius, Meditations Scripture speaks even deeper to this reality: “And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind…” Paul, Romans 12:2 Marcus Aurelius observed a truth about the human condition—that which occupies the mind inevitably shapes the soul. But I would argue that Scripture reveals a greater answer: the mind is not merely to be disciplined, but must be renewed by God Himself through the truth of Christ.

@MikeWingerii 💯

This act of going to a church and bringing your Muslim prayer rug is a spiritual assault on the church. It’s not just ecumenical (which would be evil). It’s one more step on the path of Jihad. A path that ends with Islamic oppression.

@farmingandJesus Well said.

If I hear “we gave you your Bible” one more time ….. You gave no one a Bible. You kept it from people and choked/burned them at the stake for translating it. The books had already been compiled and decided on well before yall got your canonization bragging rights.

@virgilwalker Absolutely.

Adults who prey on and violate children deserve the harshest punishment possible, including the death penalty.

@Brian_Sauve The amount of trash talk I do to myself when running to keep pushing forward is uncanny. But it works.

I didn’t want to do the heavy squats this morning, so I said the magic words and did them anyway. “Don’t be gay.” Works every time.

@FaceLikeTheSun Magicians are losing their hands.

People finally realizing the common thread between UFO/Aliens, Transhumanism, and Epstein is… The Nephilim 🧬

@jchasedavis Needs to be on a book cover, to be honest.

Looks familiar. Where have I seen this?

@DNIGabbard Praying for your husband and your family, Mrs. Gabbard.

Weak men make everybody vulnerable to danger. John MacArthur

@farmingandJesus Sister. Move to Texas!

Guys, what is stopping you from dressing like this?

@RepLuna @SpeakerJohnson You win first place for best May 4th post. 💯

May the 4th be with you

@jchasedavis Thousand percent.

A father should be able to squat the total combined weight of his family on his back.

@farmingandJesus 🙏🏼

This is Franklin and he passed away. I didn’t know him but I wanted to share his handsome face with X. When I think of death being so Horrible , this is why. All death is horrible but this is particularly hard to understand. I’m so thankful that Jesus defeated death. It’s too much for us, Jesus.. far too much💔 thank you for the hope of eternal life by your blood alone.

@VeritasSola @jonharris1989 💯

After watching the whole thing, it struck me that he talked about the "thousands" of others saying the same thing. He seemed to justify the online threats because of the other accounts doing the same, when it's likely many of them are foreign or bots. If true, many of these young guys are quite literally getting co-opted into cults by foreigners. What a mine field.

For ministry purposes: A church cannot disciple someone like this. They must be converted first.

@johnpavlovitz A fool’s lips come with strife, And his mouth calls for beatings. A fool’s mouth is his ruin, And his lips are the snare of his soul. —Proverbs 18:6-7

He wasn't even a great podcaster.

Because God has mercifully saved us through Christ, we must commit ourselves to what strengthens the church and reject what distracts and divides it. cf. Titus 3:8-11

@LeifBabin I second this.

As a leader, Sam Houston’s strategic vision was extraordinary