The Preaching Cowboy

Whenever the Chosen people are in danger of being destroyed for a lack of knowledge, of going to Babylon, God sends forth prophets to warn his people to get them to turn from their wicked ways and come back to God. In Deuteronomy 28 we have a clear warning of what will happen to us if we turn our backs from God. Most of it has come true. Yet contained in the book is a promise, that if God's people will turn back to him and follow in his ways, all things will be restored as before.


Pastor Peters was such a prophet, though he would never say so himself. As I was listening to the two hour tribute to the Pastor on SFA radio tonight, I was struck with how much the Pastor had influenced many people and how much love and respect there was for this great Man of God.



When I heard the news that the Pastor had passed away, It hit me pretty hard. I mourned for almost a week and I'm not a man that normally breaks down at such news. But for almost 15 years he had been my Pastor. I drove from California to LaPorte to get baptised in 2006 in his church. Every Sunday I would take communion and attend the Internet service and listen to the 24/7 radio stream almost constantly. His broadcasts would go with me to the gym in my MP3 player. I loved his series The Aliens Among Us and The Unseen War. I never missed his Thanksgiving story about how God had his hand in preparing for the pilgrims to settle in Plymouth and thus blaze a trail for the millions of our people that was to come.

 When I would rough it in the woods I'd take my laptop and converter and listen to him among the wildlife, cleaning my guns and gear after a long day of training and preparing for what is to come. When I was in the sleeping bag my books for nightly reading were Everything you wanted to know about gun control and America the conquered. Pastor Peters, more than anyone else, was a great inspiration to me. He was like a father, so it was quite a shock to find out that he had left us.

There aren't many men I look up to as inspiration but Pastor Peters was one of them. Tough, sincere, honorable and a fighter, Pastor was a man's man. Besides the message of hope and truth he brought to his people, I think those hard, cowboy qualities are what attracted so many to him. No one wants a effeminate preacher tickling your ear with what you want to hear and pastor would have none of that. He told you what he believed was the truth and if you didn't like it then you could just move on and find Joel Osteen or someone that would make you feel good. Pastor wasn't about preaching a false creed of  love, peace and inclusiveness to make you feel good. He was about waging a spiritual war of warning his people what would happen if we didn't get right with God and raising up acres of diamonds men, of Gideons chosen few, people that would carry the fight against spiritual darkness and death.

I loved the stories Pastor used to tell, about the time when he was dragged by a horse and almost lost his life, to when he worked a wielder, of this times on the jewish controlled campuses fighting the commies to the State's attempt to get him to sign as a political advocacy group and refusing, resulting in the church being seized by the Enemies of Christ, to the sadder times when he lost his only son and then his son's mother. Pastor Peters went though a lot, was tested mightily and passed it all with flying colors. Men of his caliber, at least in the pulpit, are few and far between. If we had men like Pastor Peters in the pulpit across America, this country would not be facing the disaster that stares us in the face today.

I said back in 2009 that this was the beginning of sorrows, and things are coming to a head soon. Before that happens though, the wars in heaven are waging and must be won, and it must be waging something fierce for God to call up such a Warrior as Pastor Peters.

Thank you for all you have taught me, Pastor. I know I'm a stiff necked blackslider sometimes but I never leave the flock. I hope I get to meet you again someday, swinging that sword and smiting our enemies into the spiritual dust. With Pastor Peters now at God's side, we will win for sure.

A good video of Pastor's service, communion time.



You can find the SFA channel here with plenty of video.

New Blogs Added

May we direct your attention to our White Blogosphere section?  You'll find 2 new blogs.  The first one is entitled "White Children Get Very Bad News" and is the racialist struggle from a Christian prospective.  The second is "The Legacy of Dr. William Pierce" about who else but the late, great Dr. William L. Pierce. 

We hope you enjoy them both.  We do!

Sunday Sermon

A little late, but better late than never, right?  Right!  Today we have Pastor Dan Johns discussing the affliction affecting our race and what we can do about it.



You can catch Pastor's call at Talkshoe here:

Misplaced Priorities and the New America

What do you do when your people face devastating floods, killer tornadoes and other disasters, man-made and otherwise?  Why, you adopt strangers into your midst!   

"It's God's sale," says Jane Corbett, 76, who is in her 29th year of holding the event. She moved it to Nerinx Hall high school in Webster Groves after the sale grew too large for her front yard. The three-day sale ends at noon today.

"Since I was little, I wanted to be a missionary," said Corbett, who first went to Haiti in 1982 at the invitation of a priest.
She stayed a month, without a working knowledge of the language or a place to stay. Her husband took care of their seven children.

I have an idea.  These feel-good haters should practice what they preach, and seek out these oppressed "youts".  Bring your barbeque grill and feed your ego here, fools!

St. Louis, MO (KTVI-FOX2Now.com)— Gang members plan to take over an area playground this weekend and police are gearing up to keep everyone safe. Fox 2 investigator Chris Hayes has the exclusive report about the annual gathering at a Wellston city playground and what police plan to do about it.

Wellston used to be a safe white suburb of St. Louis until people like Corbett and her "church" had their way.  Now we have this:

Chief Walker says his officers' mission is to keep the peace. They know they're outgunned. He said, "At the present our officers are carrying 40 caliber semi-automatic pistols. We've seized AK 47s, 30 ot 6 sniper rifles, just all kinds of heavy, heavy artillery, some with cartridges that will even penetrate protective vests that are worn by the officers."


Chief Walker added, "There is definitely a disparity in firepower. We have taken steps to level the playing field. We've ordered 4 M16 fully automatic rifles that will be arriving within the next few days to be used as patrol rifles for our cars."

He says they hope to never use the new firepower, but he'd rather be proactive than reactive.

Got that?  Niggers with sniper rifles.  Niggers with AK47s.  This is being repeated all over formally White America.  It is the logical conclusion of the terminal disease called Liberalism.  It will mean our ultimate destruction as a race and civilization.

The only consolation is that people like Corbett, her daughters and her "church" will suffer the consequences, if not from their turd world utopia then from determined White Patriots.  Get ready, because it's coming sooner than you think.
 

Dad came to get Mom

Eternal Love. There is nothing more beautiful.  When America was Free, White and Christian, being married unto death was the norm, not the exception.  For this couple, even in death they could not stay apart. 

Couple married 76 years die three days apart

Richard and Mabel Bromley married 76 years ago. They were both 98 years old when they died this week.


The Kentwood couple had a large family, including seven children, 22 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and four great-great grandchildren.



When I read this story a couple of things came to mind.  One was a song that I think is appropriate for the occasion.  If you like, you can turn the volume up on the news story while playing the song below in the background. 
 

 
This is one of my favorite movies and the best scene about undying love and one day reuniting with the one you shared your heart and soul with.  Some say Rose is just dreaming in this scene, but I like to think differently.
 

 
Although it's never really worked out this way for me, I like to see couples in love.  Couples who know each other's thoughts, understand each other's hearts, mind and soul and are as one.  I know not everyone can have that, but we can appreciate those that do.  It is truly a beautiful thing.