The truth will be less and less popular. People that speak it need to be encouraged, not chastised by brothers.

The Philippines have patterned our Constitution with that of the United States, where we have placed an emphasis on God for the just and righteous governance of our people, and somehow by the grace of God, despite liberalism that’s also creeping into the current generation, majority still have maintained conservative views and positions.

Let’s pray that God will raise up new leaders for the American people who have genuine fear of the Lord, but while Obama is still in place, let’s not give up praying for God’s hand to move in his life, for unless he has a genuine encounter with God (however he consistently claims to be a believer), he will remain the same, or might even worsen.

As light and salt to everyone, it’s really the believers basic duty to show to everyone how to live righteously by the grace of God, never compromising godly principles, however strong and persistent the voice of the enemy may be.

One Filipino pastor has once also said, that the state of our nation is the reflection of the state of the Church, that unless the Body of Christ would unite, set aside minor doctrinal differences and focus on the most essential, pray together and rally the members to live lives honoring God in their workplaces, schools, and wherever they may be, then we would not influence our nation.

That being said, I was disappointed when I got to this sentence:
" You may be rightly concerned that President Obama, if re-elected, will continue to restrict religious freedoms that, while protected by the Constitution, conflict with progressive priorities to redefine marriage and fund abortion."

The gospel truth of your message would have been changed exactly zero if you had left that sentence out. With it, unfortunately, you have alienated Christians and non-Christians alike who voted for President Obama from the truth of everything else you said. The language of that sentence assumes that all Christians (at least true ones) agree with your stance on marriage equality and abortion, and that we'd all agree that President Obama has actively worked to remove religious freedom in America. Those things simply are not true.

That sentence colors everything else in the article, so that it reads with a tinge of "it's OK that the bad guys won, because God is really in control," instead of "don't put your hope in politics or the workings of this world - put your hope in Christ."

I'm pretty sure you'd like the message to be the latter.