There is a new book, called “God and Donald Trump”, which explores Donald Trumps faith in God, and asks if his victory in the American elections was part of Gods plan?
Here is the trailer for the book which tells more about it…
The thing is, I kinda fancy giving it a read. I wonder what sort of conclusions “God and Donald Trump” will make..?
Yesterday, in the wake of the Las Vegas shooting, the founder of Christian Broadcasting Network, Pat Robertson offered the following as a response to the shooting…
It seems it has a lot to do with disrespect for authority, Donald Trump, and the national anthem.
According to Televangelist Jim Bakker, any moves to impeach Donald Trump would lead to civil war in America.
“If it happens, there will be a civil war in the United States of America. The Christians will finally come out of the shadows because we are going to be shut up permanently if we’re not careful.”
A number of Southern Baptist church choirs sang a song entitled “Make America Great Again” at a Donald Trump rally on Saturday, which appears to have been hosted by the First Baptist Dallas Church
“Make America Great Again,” was Trump’s campaign motto when he was campaigning to become President.
Personally I always thought that America was kinda great, except I’m now struggling with America needing a song about being great… AGAIN.
Can anyone explain why this song is a thing for me please?
(Update) This is now a CCLI Licensed Christian Worship Song, therefore this is part of the database of worship songs that people sing in Churches.
Does this mean that there are churches now singing “us more then other churches please Lord?” Isn’t the Church meant to be one family, not separated by different countries / languages etc?
UCB Radio here in the UK are asking how political churches should be, shouldn’t political opinions should begin with themes such as, the homeless, the hungry, and looking after the fatherless and the widow. But some would just call me a left leaning liberal, so what do I know?
Donald J. Trump addressing supporters at a 4th July event, where it seems that he got a big cheer when he said “We’re going to start saying Merry Christmas again.”
Question. At what point did America stop saying Merry Christmas, and what does America say instead?
