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IT’S A PRIVILEGE TO VOTE
Kris Vallotton
February 28, 2016
It’s a presidential election year in the United States, and the honor, privilege, and responsibility of a free people is to vote.
Women couldn’t vote in our country until 1920. They struggled in an intense battle for equal rights for 78 years before they could even go to the polls.
Under the threat of death, the women of Afghanistan defied the terrorists and lined at up at polling stations in the most dangerous places on the planet to make their voices heard.
Prov. 16:33 says “The lot is cast into the lap, but its every decision is from the LORD.”
You heard the Man: do your part so He can do His!
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