Sat. Sep 7th, 2024

Jack Hibbs on Presidential Assassination Attempt: ‘It’s Time to Say That Jesus Christ is Lord’

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In a special message calling for the body of Christ to come together in prayer, Pastor Jack Hibbs decided to wear a special, symbolic robe in the face of what happened this past weekend when an assassination attempt took place on former president Donald Trump’s life.

“’ll put this one and wear it at times of tyranny,” Hibbs says. “I’ve done this during the passage of very bad laws. I’ve done this in times of very terrible things…[today] should be proclaimed as a solemn day of prayer and of meditation.”

“I would think that God would want to see the next shot, photo shot, image shot, camera shot, the next reel, would be Trump on his knees with his hands lifted to Jesus Christ as Love and Savior,” Hibbs says.

“If you are today somebody who practices recreational Christianity, it’s time to wake up and get real,” Hibbs says. “It has nothing to do necessarily with the assassination attempt yesterday. It has everything to do with God having removed His hand of blessing from the country. And God will continue to be absent from this nation until those who seek His face give Him a reason to come back.”

Hibbs says that part of the significance of what happened with Trump’s ear being grazed by the bullet instead of being immediately killed is not only a miracle, but it has a deeper, symbolic purpose to it as well.

“Mr. President, if you’re watching this right now, your right ear was bloodied. It wasn’t your eye that got shot. It wasn’t your nose that got shot. It wasn’t your temple that was intended to be to be shot. Your ear was hit. But we would like and pledge and pray that you might bow your knee before the Lord Almighty,” Hibbs says. “It’s time to say that Jesus Christ is Lord. That He’s the one that rules over the affairs of men. He loves and died on the cross and rose again from the grave.”

During this moment in history, let’s take the time to humbly and boldly come to the throne of grace before God with an open and repentant heart.

Abby Trivett is content development editor for Charisma Media.


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