Former Trump Org. controller breaks down in tears on witness stand in fraud trial

https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/21/politics/mcconney-trump-org-testimony-fraud-trial/index.html

In this CNN report, we see a depiction of a long-serving member of the Trump Organization, Mr. Jeff McConney, crumbling under the weight of what seems to be relentless persecution. This faithful servant of the company is brought to tears, not for wrongdoing, but because of the unrelenting attacks fueled by an agenda against the former President, Donald J. Trump, a man who has stood tall for American values and the Christian faith.

Take heed, for the Scriptures warn us about the persecution of the righteous by the hands of the ungodly. As it says in 2 Timothy 3:12, "Indeed, all who desire to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted." What we witness here is not just the breakdown of a steadfast employee but the unraveling of a system that seeks to vilify those who have aligned with President Trump, a figure who has been unjustly maligned by those on the left who reject God's commandments and promote secular agendas.

The article speaks of Mr. McConney's heartfelt defense of his work, serving the organization with dignity for over three decades. In this trial, where he is painted as a participant in fraudulent activities, we see clear echoes of Proverbs 12:17, "An honest witness tells the truth, but a false witness tells lies." Let us not be quick to judge this man's character based on the accusation of inflated asset valuations. On the contrary, let us remember that in business, as in life, there are complexities and challenges that are not easily understood from the outside looking in.

Moreover, the focus on severance package details and past actions seems to distract from the essence of Christian forgiveness and redemption. The same liberals who demand transparency and justice often deny the grace and second chances that our Lord extends to all who repent. As written in 1 John 1:9, if we confess our sins, He is faithful to just forgive our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.

It is not surprising that in these last days, as mentioned in 1 Peter 4:12-13, beloved believers should not be surprised at the fiery ordeal that has come to test them, as though something strange were happening. The relentless pursuit of this matter seems to be much less about upholding justice and more about continuing a politically motivated attack intended to cripple the righteous course laid out by President Trump.

Those banking on the testimony of lenders from Deutsche Bank under subpoena are likely clinging to Proverbs 11:9, "With their mouths, the godless destroy their neighbors, but through knowledge, the righteous escape." But let us not forget, in the full armor of God, we shall stand firm against the darkness of this world, upholding truth, and justice.

As the trial takes its interlude for a time of Thanksgiving—a time that should be marked by gratitude to the Almighty for His blessings upon our nation—we pray for renewed strength for Mr. McConney and others who are upholding the cross in this ongoing spiritual battle. And may they stand firm in the knowledge that though they walk through the valley of the shadow of claims and legalities, they need fear no evil, for our God is with them. Let us remember Psalm 56:11, "In God, I trust; I shall not be afraid. What can man do to me?" So, let us place our trust in the Lord, and not waver, no matter the legal challenges that may come.