America's Role in the Changing World Order

The dominance of the U.S. and Western powers is being challenged by the growing influence of countries like China, Russia, and India, leading to a more multifaceted world where power is more evenly distributed. The values that have made America great are being watered down and the? Western powers, mainly Europe and America, that have dominated much of the world for over 500 years is being severely challenged.? Advancements in technology, particularly in artificial intelligence, cyber capabilities, and digital economies, are redefining power dynamics and creating new arenas for competition as well as cooperation. A rise in populist and nationalist movements in many countries is challenging traditional globalist approaches, leading to increased protectionism and a retreat from international cooperation in some areas. The World Order is changing through a combination of geopolitical shifts, technological advancements, and emerging global challenges.

The world is generally better because of America’s historic leadership.? I believe America has been charged to lead the world in the best way of living and creating. The quality of life for many people on earth is better because of America’s leadership. I believe that occurred because of our knowledge and use of God’s Manual for Life, the Bible. We have not led so well lately due to the loss of our recognition of, honor for, and guidance?from the Super Intelligence that has given?us so much success in the past. The strong Modernist movement is removing God from our institutions and our lives. This is a severe mistake because there is no better order for existence than the power of God and His Word, the Instruction Manual for Humanity. ? When we put the many variables we do not understand in the Hands of God and follow His Way, we win. It happens every time! Check some of the great accomplishments of America to see who and what was behind that success. What did our greatest leaders do?

General George Washington in the Battle of Trenton (1776).? led his troops to victory as they crossed the Delaware River on Christmas night in 1776. They had already had several defeats and morale was really low. So, before the battle, Washington is reported to have prayed for guidance and success. The surprise attack on Hessian forces in Trenton was a decisive victory that reinvigorated the American cause during the Revolutionary War.

President Abraham Lincoln greatly influenced the Battle of Gettysburg (1863).? Although he was not on the battlefield, President Lincoln is known to have turned to prayer during the Civil War, particularly during the pivotal Battle of Gettysburg. Lincoln believed that the Union cause was just and that divine intervention was necessary for victory. The Union’s win at Gettysburg was a turning point in the war.

General Dwight D. Eisenhower was faced with D-Day (1944). On the eve of the D-Day invasion during World War II, General Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force, is known to have sought strength and guidance through prayer. He wrote a message to the troops emphasizing the righteousness of their cause, and many reports suggest that prayer played a significant role in the hearts of the leaders and soldiers during this crucial moment in history.

President John F. Kennedy was the President during the Cuban Missile Crisis (1962).? During the Cuban Missile Crisis, President Kennedy faced the threat of nuclear war with the Soviet Union. He sought counsel from religious advisors and is known to have prayed for wisdom and peace. His leadership during this tense period ultimately led to a peaceful resolution and is considered one of the great diplomatic victories of the Cold War.

President Jimmy Carter (1977-1981) is one of the most openly devout Presidents in American history. A lifelong Baptist, he taught Sunday school even while serving as President. His faith heavily influenced his commitment to human rights and social justice.

President Ronald Reagan (1981-1989) was raised in the Disciples of Christ denomination but later became a Presbyterian. His speeches often included references to God and faith, and he believed in the importance of religion in public life, famously describing the U.S. as a "shining city on a hill."

George W. Bush (2001-2009) is a Methodist who had a significant religious conversion experience in his 40s, which led him to embrace evangelical Christianity. His faith was a central part of his presidency, influencing his policies on issues like abortion and stem cell research.

So, why do Modernists want to eliminate reverence for God and the Bible? Maybe they have forgotten what made America great. We will have chaos without God. We must live life the way God planned and influence World Order according to His plan. Then we will continue to have success and maintain our leadership in the world. What can you do about this?