Whatever happens, about half the country is going to assume fraud was a factor in the 2020 presidential election. Christians who voted Trump (or at least wanted Biden to lose), how should we respond if Biden wins and it looks sketchy at best? 1/6

We leave it in God's hands, trusting his sovereignty. He gives the kingdoms men to whom he will, and his purposes are always good. What fraudsters intend for evil, he intends for good. 2/6

There is something very unnerving about living in a world in which you think you are being manipulated, that your circumstances are being guided by nefarious powers of will, and you are virtually powerless to stop it. 3/6

Well, welcome to a fallen world under the power of demonic influence. But also remember that whatever nefarious powers of will are working against you, there is a divine will behind it all working for you. 4/6

Yes, exercise every legitimate, lawful means available to you to address grievances with the system. Don't roll over and accept corruption without a fight. But never resort to lawlessness, which is the last resort of the godless whose hopes are only in this world. 5/6

And if you lose, you lose. God is still sovereign, and his purpose in putting Biden in the White House (if he does) is still good, just as his purpose for putting Trump there was. God will bring final justice where we can't. Don't assume his prerogative; leave it to him. /end

Addendum: take this present moment of uncertainty as a call to prayer. Ask God to expose all fraud and uphold justice. Ask him to humiliate his enemies and strip them of all power.