A Camper on Courage:
During this year of camp, I learned a lot about courage, maturity, and making wiser decisions. Just because you’re scared doesn’t mean you shouldn’t do what God says. I widen my circle and fulfilled God’s wishes, then I was rewarded for my courage with new friends. My old friends were not emotionally available, but I was able to find some by being brave enough to seek new faces. Praise Jesus, for he has blessed me with sermons on courage and standing up for what’s right in the face of opposition.
Standing up to Vivek Ramaswamy was no easy task. He was popular, had the common talking points to sway the masses and I was shaking in my shoes. Vivek Ramaswamy had no understanding of the purpose of government, and needed to be told, even if I may be hated by half of the supporters in the room. (Tytus’ question begins at 18:18 into the video.)
Vivek Ramaswamy was told by me and was stunned by the truth bomb. He would later go on to lose the election, and I was surprised how people applauded me for asking the question given to me to ask him by an old lady. Government’s only duty is to protect your God-given rights.
To speak up before many was difficult but I thank Jesus I was able to speak clearly. Praise be to Jesus Christ for helping me during this year to be finally known across camp for my courage and I was able to inspire others to stand up to politicians. God bless the camp and may God save America.
— Tytus Valentine
PS: On the Final Day of Camp as I was packing to leave, Tytus made me promise to post his message on the blog since there were no more newspapers to be published. — MJA
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