In these uncertain times, strong, godly leadership is crucial for our local communities. With the rise of increasingly progressive agendas and LGBTQ activism, however, I worry about the future of robust male leadership in black communities.

I’ve observed a growing number of effeminate male candidates entering local races, often backed by black female organizations focused on consolidating support for those who align with their feminist agenda.

In response to the decline of the Democrat Party, more Christian leaders are stepping up to run for office. Although they may have less funding and visibility, they are motivated by genuine intentions.

Ultimately, God gives His people a clear choice regarding leadership. He presents us with the options of life and death, blessing and curse, and urges us to choose life for the sake of future generations.

Our choices will inevitably affect our children.

I believe that God’s allowance for Christian ministers to run against effeminate LGBTQ activists serves as a test for the black community. What will the people choose for their future? Rejecting those with strong morals and Christian values means turning away from the divinely ordained solutions placed before them.

In essence, the election of effeminate leaders reflects God’s judgment on the people who choose them, as they align with the same agenda. All schools, businesses, households, and children under their authority will face the physical and spiritual consequences of that choice — unless there is a righteous uprising or public outcry against the leaders’ progressive convictions.

This is reminiscent of the biblical story of Abraham, who was saved before judgment fell on Sodom and Gomorrah. The challenges faced by cities across America, from Atlanta to Chicago to San Francisco to New York, stem from the misguided choices of their communities.

The silence of spiritual leaders in these black communities also reveals the spiritual condition of the people and the land. Perversion is infiltrating the churches in these areas, and they, too, will face judgment alongside their congregations.

As a watchman and writer, my role is to document and warn the public about the dangers of electing these progressive, effeminate LGBTQ activists. We should not be surprised if more of our children become victims of escalating sexual perversion. For now, my responsibility is to pray for mercy on black leaders and communities across America and for the people under their influence.