On Saturday, Royce White took the helm of the WarRoom with an electrifying call to action, rallying the Christians of the United States to rise up and vote according to their values. White talked about generations of Americans who have learned nothing but Communism, Marxism and hatred for God and America.  Those are the people who need to hear from Amerian Christians right now, White said.

White laid down the gauntlet, boldly challenging his brothers and sisters in Christ to embrace their faith with courage and conviction. Like the medieval knights who would cast down their armored gloves to signal a duel, White’s challenge was direct and uncompromising. He called on believers to step into the arena, ready to contest for their principles with unwavering determination.

“Maybe I go too far, but I will say this, and I hope you all understand where I’m coming from. We cannot govern Christianity. We can’t do it. We have to hold onto principles. We move people towards the principle, but we have to go minister to people who have sinned. We have to go minister to the prostitutes, to the thieves, to the murderers, to the atheists,” White told the WarRoom audience.

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On Saturday’s show, Royce appealed to Christians to go into the “Belly of the Beast” and transform those areas he called out.  Here is what he said on the WarRoom program: 

My brothers and sisters in Christ, nobody has been more fierce about the need for a Christian ethic in this country than me. When I came into the Republican Party here in Minnesota, at the professional district convention line or endorsed them back in 2022, I asked the Republicans in that room — about 220 of them — “Are we the party of God?”

Republican congressional district convention — is that a controversial question? I guess it was. I guess it still might be today. Obviously, it is. The point is, the wind is at our back now. The wind is truly at our back. There’s no more talking about it. If you hear the sound of my voice, you better be making your plans. I don’t know where you’re going, and I don’t know what you have in store for the rest of the weekend, but you had better make some contact.

You better be making sure where your neighborhood is going, and at some point, a few of us will have to venture into the belly of the beast where I am. You’re going to have to go down to those Black communities, into those inner cities, and into those deep blue districts. We don’t need to convince all ten. We need two out of ten.

We need three out of ten. If we get two or three out of ten of these radicalized identity groups who don’t serve the interests of the group they claim to represent, we win. Not only will we win in 2024, but we will win until they change their platform. That’s how you move the Overton window back to our side. You go to the people they’ve been lied to, you tell them the truth, and take two or three of them, and that’s a win.

Then, they have to switch where they stand on these issues. That’s what Kamala Harris does: “Oh, no taxes for the people who work at the bar, no tax on tips.” Yeah, she just goes back. When they start doing their best Donald Trump impression, that’s how you know we’re winning. That’s how you know we’ve got the upper hand. I don’t care what the polls tell you.

I’m telling you something. It’s continuing to speak to something. No, I’ll tell you what the real plan is. The real plan is that Black people are running. They’re running for the hills. Black people are just running for the hills. I mean, that avalanche has already started. You see that every day. I don’t care what they show you at the convention. I don’t care what they show you when they pay these people to drive into some rap concert and then make that seem like it’s a tacit approval of their policy. I don’t care about that. I’m telling you right now, Black people are running for the hills, and they know it.

They are terrified of that. They’ve been terrified. That’s why they’ve got to try and crush or smear the character of a young man like me. Not only am I Black, but I also grew up on a block where they sold crack. You’ve heard gunshots. I grew up there, where my parents were. Crack was sold on the block, gunshots — that’s where I grew up. But we’re not dumb enough to follow you over the cliff. No, no, some of us are going to reach back and hang on to the rest.

What they’re really going to hang their hat on now is women’s reproductive rights, and we’ve got to sort this issue out. I know I’m in dangerous territory.

Maybe I go too far, but I will say this, and I hope you all understand where I’m coming from. We cannot govern Christianity. We can’t do it. We have to hold onto principles. We move people toward the principle, but we have to minister to people who have sinned. We have to go minister to the prostitutes, to the thieves, to the murderers, to the atheists.

What we can never do is project the failure of our ministry onto others, onto the non-believers. As soon as we do that, we have kicked the can down the road, and we have absolved ourselves of our own responsibility as Christians. Don’t be projecting.

And this is where you get on board with Donald Trump conceding abortion. No, he’s not. The reality is that this country didn’t become this way overnight.

Convenience was the death of freedom, and convenience was the death of the Christian church. And it didn’t happen overnight. And we’re not going to change it overnight.

Watch the full first half of Saturday’s WarRoom for more from Royce White:

Episode 3856: Unity Not Uniparty