Craige McMillan

The age of deceit is coming to an end. It has been a long slog; for some of us a lifetime. Those of us alive in this generation are about to see the restoration of God's power and authority over this Earth, as well as the rest of His Creation. Some of this will be accomplished by God, showing up and showing off. Some of the fine-tuning will be accomplished by God's Remnant Church, which has arisen as it heeded God's call to awaken and arise from slumber.

Yes, it was true for the Soviets in Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's day, and it is true for Americans today. The USSR and the USA: Mirror opposites in political ideologies, but the same basic underlying problem. In America, looming totalitarianism seeping out from under the cover of racial and religious wrongs done to us, or others we…

Yes, it was true for the Soviets in Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s day, and it is true for Americans today. The USSR and the USA: Mirror opposites

Rejoice over her, thou heaven, and ye holy apostles and prophets; for God hath avenged you on her. And a mighty angel took up a stone like a great millstone, and cast it into the sea, saying, Thus with violence shall that great city Babylon be thrown down, and shall be found no more at…

Ah, yes! As the Boomer generation was growing up (maturing might be a better word, but not for that generation), we went through all kinds of deep, philosophical discussions on our walks home during our college years, most of them inspired by the Mary Jane smell wafting from rented student housing porches and bedroom windows…

We've all been there, either in the front or back seat, asking the question or trying to answer it as the car follows another just like it down the road. I'm certainly glad that it's usually kids in the back seat impatiently asking the question – not entire nations looking for their destiny.

God's great political reset will answer one or two questions that seem to have confused many men and women in our modern age. 1. Does God really exist?

Few of us actually take the time to define ourselves. Who are we? What's important to us? What do we want to be remembered for? Usually, we let teachers, employers, political parties, trolls, friends, spouses and even enemies define us. Yes, they all have an opinion of who we are; just as we have an opinion of who they are.

Wars often fester and simmer for a while before they break out into the open. So too do plots and schemes directed against God and His Creation. We just happened to be here at the right time to watch this one.

Editor's note: Today WND publishes Craige McMillan's last weekly column. Other than WND founder Joseph Farah, Craige has been a "regular" here longer than anyone else, having written commentary since February 1998. The following is his 1,232nd exclusive WND column. The editors at WND appreciate Craige's insights, dedication and loyalty spanning more than 26 years…