Christian music artist Forrest Frank is refusing to remain silent following the midterm elections, issuing a bold warning about the spiritual direction of America and what he sees as a growing assault against the biblical family.
In a message shared with his millions of followers, Frank addressed the disturbing reactions he saw online after the election results, making it clear that some issues are too important to ignore.
“I’m probably going to lose so many followers for this and I try to stay out of politics, but sometimes I feel like it’s important to speak up,” Frank said.
Frank pointed to social media posts celebrating abortion and promoting radical gender ideology, expressing concern over what these attitudes could mean for the next generation.
His response was direct and unapologetic.
“Do not mess around with God. Do not mess around with the family,” Frank declared.
Rather than turning to political talking points, Frank went straight to Scripture, reading from Malachi 4:6, the final verse of the Old Testament.
“He will turn the hearts of the fathers to the children and the hearts of the children to the fathers. Otherwise, I will destroy the land.”
The warning carries weight far beyond any single election. As Frank emphasized, the family’s breakdown is not merely a cultural issue but one with profound spiritual consequences.
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“If we lose the family, we lose everything,” he said.
Yet Frank did not leave his followers with a message of fear or defeat. Instead, he urged Christians to recognize their responsibility to stand firm in their faith, protect their families and remain grounded in God’s Word.
“Pray, discern, read your word, hold your family tight, lead your family,” Frank encouraged. “Let’s be the soldiers that we signed up to be for the kingdom.”
His message also reminded us that, regardless of what happens politically, the ultimate victory belongs to Jesus Christ.
Frank’s remarks prompted a deeper discussion with CBN News commentators Raj Nair and Dan Andros, who examined what the election results could reveal about America’s and the church’s spiritual condition.
During their discussion, Nair expressed concern that Christians have become so distracted by entertainment, comfort and cultural Christianity that they are failing to recognize the ideological battles unfolding around them.
“I’m afraid that we just let the wolves into the house,” Nair warned.
He argued that spiritual apathy has left believers vulnerable to political and cultural movements that challenge biblical convictions. However, Nair also cautioned against allowing political allegiance to take precedence over Scripture.
“If you have your political ideology that is your core and then you come into Scripture to validate it, you are not living the life that Jesus has called us to,” he said.
Referencing Romans 12, Nair emphasized that Christians must let the Word of God shape their worldview rather than trying to make Scripture conform to their political preferences.
Andros echoed those concerns, challenging believers, particularly men, to examine whether comfort, entertainment and personal desires have taken priority over obedience to Christ.
Citing 1 Corinthians 16:13 and the recurring pattern of rebellion and repentance throughout the book of Judges, Andros suggested that America’s present circumstances should prompt Christians to spiritual reflection and renewed submission to God.
“It feels like that there is a bit of a judgment here and we’ve got to submit ourselves to God and that is really the only way forward,” Andros said.
Together, the warnings point to a reality that extends beyond election results or political parties. The future of America is not simply a matter of who holds power in Washington, but whether the church is willing to confront spiritual complacency, defend biblical truth and return to wholehearted obedience to Jesus Christ.
And as Frank reminded his followers, the outcome is not in question.
“Be encouraged because God is the victor. He wins. And at the end of the day, every knee will bow.”
Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the newly released book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected]. Learn more about Abby at abbytrivett.com.
