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A servant of Jesus Christ. Senior Policy Adviser, AFA. Radio host at @AFRnet. Constitutional Conservative. Personal account.
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Find Contentment Where You're Planted

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By Jenna Ellis, AFR Host
| AFA - The Stand
Sign up for a six month free trial of The Stand Magazine! Sign Up Now Have you ever looked at someone else’s ministry, family, career, or life and quietly wondered, “Lord, why not me?” Most Christians have. We see the author whose book is selling thousands of copies. The pastor whose church keeps growing. The friend whose social media seems full of blessings and opportunities. The family that appears to have everything together.
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Republicans should value debate as essential part of election process

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By Jenna Ellis
| American Family News Verified
For years, Republicans have argued that Americans should trust voters, not political insiders. We have criticized elites who attempt to control outcomes. We have championed transparency, accountability, and confidence in the electoral process. We have argued that ordinary citizens — not party bosses, consultants, donors, or media gatekeepers — should decide who represents them. That is why a recent controversy in Florida should matter to conservatives nationwide.
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The irony of pride month: Why a culture obsessed with pleasure fails to deliver

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By Jenna Ellis
| The Christian Post Verified
By , Op-ed contributor Every June, Americans are told to celebrate pride month. Corporate logos change colors, social media fills with slogans, and cultural institutions devote themselves to affirming a vision of human flourishing centered primarily on personal desire, self-expression and ultimately pleasure.
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