
'I Was Gonna Be,' which recounts the short life of an unborn baby who was killed by abortion, shot up to number 5 on the iTunes country chart this past weekend. A powerful pro-life anthem from the point of view of a baby that never had a chance to be born has skyrocketed on country music charts. Released June 21, “I Was Gonna Be” is a country song by Nashville songwriter Chris Wallin and performed by young country artist Rachel Holt that recounts the short life of an unborn baby who was killed by abortion. Over the weekend, the powerful pro-life anthem skyrocketed to number 5 on the iTunes country charts. “I started writing this song for myself. I didn’t think anyone would have the courage to sing this,” Wallin explained. “I played her the song and her first words, she goes, ‘I’m singing that song,” he recalled. Holt told Wallin that she believed the song is important because “a lot of the songs that girls my age listen to never talk about real life. And that’s what I want to do.” Wallin warned Holt that she would likely receive significant backlash for proclaiming the pro-life message, to which the young artist responded, “I don’t care.” “Some don’t believe I’m a living soul, just a bad mistake that needs to go,” Holt sings. “If my mama coulda just seen my face, maybe she woulda had me anyway.” “There are those who speak for me, who fight for lives that they can’t see,” she continued. “The first thing I was gonna do was breathe and fall in love with you,” the unborn baby promised. “But a couple weeks before I saw the light, mine flickered out when you changed your mind.” [Hear the song at the link.] WOW!!! Just WOW!!!!!! If you are really struggling with the high cost of living, I want you to know that you aren’t alone. In recent months, I have been hearing from so many people that feel like they are drowning financially. Have you experienced a palpable sense of panic when you compare your rising bills to the level of income that you are currently bringing in? So many people out there are stressed out of their minds because it has become such a struggle to pay the bills each month. As I discussed a few days ago, a typical U.S. household must now spend $1,069 more a month just to buy the exact same goods and services that it did three years ago. Over the course of an entire year, that is almost an extra $13,000 dollars. Month after month, prices just keep going higher, but those that are running things continue to insist that everything is just fine. No, everything is not just fine. Last week, a TikTok video about rising grocery prices at Walmart quickly garnered more than a million views. The person that made the video found a grocery order that he had placed two years ago, and he decided to hit the “Reorder All” button to see what that same order would cost today… ...he tried to use the “Reorder All” button for an order he placed two years ago, which originally cost $126.67. To his shock, the same order would now cost $414.39. ...Another person hit the “Reorder All” button on an old order, and that order went from $180 back then to $430 today… Viewers expressed both shock and frustration in the comments. “Now I feel a little less gaslit about grocery prices because it has gone crazy, and it’s not just me!” wrote one person. According to Gallup, inflation was not really considered to be an important issue at all prior to 2022… For the third year in a row, the percentage of Americans naming inflation or the high cost of living as the most important financial problem facing their family has reached a new high. ...41% naming the issue... It isn’t a big mystery why this is the case. When our leaders pumped trillions upon trillions of dollars into the system... The natural world is being destroyed to cater for “green” energy. Nothing demonstrates the stunning hypocrisy of “green” energy ideology more than destroying trees and replacing them with environmentally destructive not-so-green solar panels to mitigate climate change. Yet this is what is happening in California. More than 3,500 majestic Joshua trees in California’s Mojave Desert are being shredded onsite to make way for thousands of solar panels. Joshua trees (Yucca brevifolia) are not actually trees, but rather a type of succulent that stores water in its trunk and leaves. They are native to the arid Southwestern United States, specifically in the Mojave and Colorado Deserts. They are an important food source for many animals, including birds, insects and mammals. The plants are slow-growing, adding only 2 to 3 inches each year, but because of this, they live for a long time. One Joshua tree in California is thought to be over 1,000 years old. A more common lifespan is about 150 years. Joshua trees are not currently considered to be a threatened or endangered species but their populations are declining due to habitat destruction. For what climate predictions are worth, it is claimed that Joshua trees are one of the species predicted to have their range reduced and shifted by climate change. Efforts are being made to protect and conserve Joshua tree habitats, including the establishment of national parks and wildlife refuges. Until the creation of the Mojave National Preserve, no population of Yucca brevifolia jaegeriana was protected but now Joshua trees are protected under many city and county ordinances and within the Mojave Preserve. But, as Dr. Bonner Cohen explains below, these protection laws are being pushed aside for the “green transition” juggernaut. If you want a blessing for today go to Media.reallifenetwork.com This is the website for Jack Hibbs, and listen to his sermon “If we can keep it” a sermon for Independence Day based on Deuteronomy 30:15-12 Fabulous on our current state of the union…. As watchers we understand that America will not be a great player during the tribulation and it is so hard to see such a God Blessed country falling away from God and remember the lives (some family members) that have been lost to grant this freedom — during the last half of the sermon, YT pulled it and then it restarts after 3 min…… how sad.New pro-life song from aborted baby’s perspective skyrockets on iTunes country charts:
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