Riley Gaines

The adulterous woman who was sentenced to be stoned and the soldiers appear, they're ready to throw and Jesus shows up and he says, you know, those without sin cast the first stone. That is his perfect display of grace, 100% grace. But again, what the he gets us commercial. Did you watch that during the Super Bowl?

The adulterous woman who was sentenced to be stoned and the soldiers appear, they're ready to throw and Jesus shows up and he says, you know, those without sin cast the first stone. That is his perfect display of grace, 100% grace. But again, what the he gets us commercial. Did you watch that during the Super Bowl?

They depict people washing the feet of sinners, these Christ-like figures washing the feet of sinners outside of Planned Parenthoods or abortion clinics. Again, that is biblically accurate. But you know what the commercial left out? You know what the bishop left out? What our culture tends to leave out is what happens next. Because then Jesus says, now go and sin no more.

They depict people washing the feet of sinners, these Christ-like figures washing the feet of sinners outside of Planned Parenthoods or abortion clinics. Again, that is biblically accurate. But you know what the commercial left out? You know what the bishop left out? What our culture tends to leave out is what happens next. Because then Jesus says, now go and sin no more.

And as Christians, that is how we are called to lead. And admittedly, I struggle with the grace portion. It's hard for me to sometimes put myself in another person's shoes, especially on a topic so simple like this one. So I understand there are certainly ways that I can grow, that I can mature in my relationship with Christ. But that is how we should respond as Christians.

And as Christians, that is how we are called to lead. And admittedly, I struggle with the grace portion. It's hard for me to sometimes put myself in another person's shoes, especially on a topic so simple like this one. So I understand there are certainly ways that I can grow, that I can mature in my relationship with Christ. But that is how we should respond as Christians.

I love this question because it gives me the opportunity to address something that I don't believe we've said. The war on woke, let it be known, the war on woke has not been won, okay? We are certainly making strides. We are making, of course, taking those steps in the right direction. And now we have the ability finally to make lasting change.

I love this question because it gives me the opportunity to address something that I don't believe we've said. The war on woke, let it be known, the war on woke has not been won, okay? We are certainly making strides. We are making, of course, taking those steps in the right direction. And now we have the ability finally to make lasting change.

But this is just the tip of the iceberg, what we are uncovering and what we are unraveling. So to answer your question, um, and it's important that we don't become complacent. That's why the other side, I think of in my adult life, right? 12 of the past 16 years, uh, leading up to January 20th has been under democratic leadership. The other side, they, they are relentless. They do not roll over.

But this is just the tip of the iceberg, what we are uncovering and what we are unraveling. So to answer your question, um, and it's important that we don't become complacent. That's why the other side, I think of in my adult life, right? 12 of the past 16 years, uh, leading up to January 20th has been under democratic leadership. The other side, they, they are relentless. They do not roll over.

They do not allow themselves to be steamrolled. That's how they have acquired every inch of the public square. And honestly, it's pretty admirable. I'll, I'll say it. I All that to say, there's still more work to be done. Number one, that's kind of at the forefront of my mind right now pertaining to this issue in particular.

They do not allow themselves to be steamrolled. That's how they have acquired every inch of the public square. And honestly, it's pretty admirable. I'll, I'll say it. I All that to say, there's still more work to be done. Number one, that's kind of at the forefront of my mind right now pertaining to this issue in particular.

With President Trump signing this executive order, number one, it does not absolve states from passing legislation. That's crucial. And number two, realizing that this executive order, in four years, God forbid, someone like... AOC or Andy Beshear or whoever else the Democrats put up. I don't think they're stupid enough to put Kamala Harris up again, yet they continue to leave me speechless.

With President Trump signing this executive order, number one, it does not absolve states from passing legislation. That's crucial. And number two, realizing that this executive order, in four years, God forbid, someone like... AOC or Andy Beshear or whoever else the Democrats put up. I don't think they're stupid enough to put Kamala Harris up again, yet they continue to leave me speechless.

Whoever they put up, let's say a Democrat gets into office in four years. They will undo this executive order as quickly as it was put in place. So we need this to pass through both legislative chambers in the House or in Congress. It has already passed the House. It has yet to be heard on the Senate floor. So there's definitely a push there.

Whoever they put up, let's say a Democrat gets into office in four years. They will undo this executive order as quickly as it was put in place. So we need this to pass through both legislative chambers in the House or in Congress. It has already passed the House. It has yet to be heard on the Senate floor. So there's definitely a push there.

And this NCAA policy that Charlie Baker, NCAA President Charlie Baker, put out following President Trump's executive order. This policy, he was very quick to release a statement saying we're going to create a policy that falls in line with the EO. The policy that he put in place is in direct line. conflict with the executive order.

And this NCAA policy that Charlie Baker, NCAA President Charlie Baker, put out following President Trump's executive order. This policy, he was very quick to release a statement saying we're going to create a policy that falls in line with the EO. The policy that he put in place is in direct line. conflict with the executive order.

But I believe, truthfully, President Trump has a bad advisor in this because he's been quick to applaud the NCAA. It needs to be known this NCAA policy would still very much allow that man at San Jose State University who played on the women's volleyball team, it would very much still allow him a spot on that team playing with those girls

But I believe, truthfully, President Trump has a bad advisor in this because he's been quick to applaud the NCAA. It needs to be known this NCAA policy would still very much allow that man at San Jose State University who played on the women's volleyball team, it would very much still allow him a spot on that team playing with those girls