Steph Bee 🇨🇦

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Donald Trump is so clearly, inarguably, utterly depraved and disgusting, yet millions of Christians pretend he shares our values because he promises them the authority and splendor of the kingdom of this world.

@BethMooreLPM Happy anniversary! We felt so honoured that you joined us in Canada back in November and your words about love and 1 Cor 13 were very meaningful. Enjoy celebrating 47 years of love! (PS- can you still pronounce 'fragile' the Canadian way? ☺️)

Forty-seven years ago today Keith Moore and I stood at the altar and said “I do” — it was that back then, not “I will” — to a future we knew, like all couples, utterly nothing about. We were broken people adept at not showing it, like vases with a thousand hairline fractures still holding it together in a sturdy display case. Both in other committed, more compatible relationships that did considerably less to trigger us. Then we met. Dear Lord. Like magnets. Like we’d found our match. The thing about marriage is that it’s too immediate, too close, not to expose the real you, not to ultimately bring out the worst in you. Too intense not to tap the fractures hard and often enough to make them tremble and, well, collapse. But maybe with people like Keith and me, that was the point. Blessed are you if you have the God of Jacob for your help. The God who renames you by a distant-future you only heaven can see. The God who picks a fight with you in the long dark night to see if you’ll let go. To see if you’ll have guts enough to ask him to bless you. Then sends you forth into the horizon to yet another unknown day, the sun rising to warm your night-chilled body, the road rising to meet your limping gait. Keith’s not awake yet. But I always get up early on our anniversary and write to the Lord about all of this because, at the end of the day, making it to this day each year is as much about God and me as Keith and me. I don’t have marital advice. We are not your examples. There are much better couples to hear from. Healthier. But in just a little while, a sleepy man with thinning gray hair will stumble toward the coffee maker and, while he’s not looking, I will sneak in behind him and see a 22 year old waiting for me at that altar, so handsome, smiling wide. I will walk over to him and put my arms — skin loosened by age, joints swollen a bit by arthritis — around his decidedly thicker waist and he will say good morning, Baby, kiss me on the head, and ask if I want him to make me another cup of coffee. And I will say, I do.

@Ellen_peba @AdamKinzinger Exactly my point. Thanks for proving it! Those who believed that the 2020 election was stolen were the ones who were there on January 6th. There would be no reason to be there if you accepted the election results.

@stephabees @AdamKinzinger joe biden didn't win 2020. I wasn't at DC that day, but only because I didn't want to drive there alone [and couldn't find a ride from Detroit] Communists stole 2020.

So…. The pipe bomber was an election truther huh. Shocked

#dialthedugout hey Jays, tough loss last night but we know you can do it back at home! 🙏🇨🇦

@wagraham Except that moments later, the president of the United States says he hates his enemies and disagreed with Charlie about this. Who do you think Americans will listen to more?

To my fellow Christian conservatives: Trump privately mocks you, thinks you're simpleton suckers, and laughs at your faith. It amuses him to no end that you think he's one of you and that he can manipulate you into putting your faith in him instead of in God and His principles of righteousness. Please pray for discernment and open your eyes to the wolf under the sheep's clothing.

@mattson_nate @DrNeilStone No, but you lose your life. Glioblastomas kill within months.

@DrNeilStone Do I lose my job if I don't take it?

If you had brain cancer and an mRNA vaccine could cure it..would you take it?

RFK Jr sounds learned and knowledgeable to the uninformed He sounds like a fraudulent quack to experts The classic con man

@SukhmanGillASL We have outdoor Christian worship events in Canada all the time and I've attended many times. This man, however, thinks your faith shouldn't exist. He believes that Canada should be the 51st state in a christian theocracy called America. You are not reading the room.

See my statement regarding the City of Abbotsford’s decision to cancel Sean Feucht’s Christian worship concert at Mill Lake Park.

An pastor filmed as ICE agents arrested two of his church members. He told the agents that the Iranian couple was fleeing religious persecution. They're asylum-seekers, he said. "It doesn't matter," one of the agents replied. My latest for @CTmagazine tinyurl.com/2w4m66ce

A great summary of what vaccines looked like for kids in 1980s vs. now.

The ingenuity is amazing.

Never, Ever 👇👇🤣👏🇨🇦 #MarkCarney #canada #trump #ElbowsUp

Due process matters. If every state did this, it might move the needle.

@CharlesHMcVety @archtoronto It was a recommendation (one of 500) made to a budget sub committee that included people from all 4 parties . The recommendation came from a 3rd party. It was not accepted by the liberal party, or made into a motion or bill. They have posted publicly that it will not happen.

Fascinating stuff here from an expert in MS-13, who explains in granular detail why many of the Abrego Garcia claims just don't add up. A big one: He came here at the age of 16 over a decade ago. Why isn't there any evidence of gang activity? Transcript: newrepublic.com/article/194173…

@RNS At least he's being honest about who he actually worships.

When asked about the U.S. policy toward the Vatican, Vice President JD Vance, a Catholic, said, “I bend the knee to no foreign potentate, only to Donald Trump. It’s basic ordo amoris.” religionnews.com/2025/04/07/pre…

@nlanard @isabelaalhadeff Trump's cult does not care Normal Americans do. Speak up against Trump and his dangerous, destructive, and corrupt regime

After Secretary Hegseth argued “nobody was texting war plans," The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg responds: “That’s a lie. He was texting war plans, he was texting attack plans." "When targets were going to targeted. How they were going to be targeted. Who was at the targets. When the next sequence of attacks were happening. I didn’t publish this…because it felt like it was too confidential.”