The time for God’s perfect acceleration is coming.

In a powerful message by Vlad Savchuk, he shared something incredibly poignant for the times in which we live in: God is getting ready to launch people by supernatural speed.

“What took you years that will happen in minutes…that when you were waiting for decades that it will happen overnight,” Savchuk says.

God Is the One Who Accelerates—and Sometimes Pauses

Before addressing acceleration, Savchuk establishes a crucial foundation: God not only orders progress, He also orders pauses.

“God orders our steps, but He also orders our stops.”

Quoting Psalm 37:23—“The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord”—Savchuk emphasizes that delay is not always demonic. Sometimes it is developmental.

Joseph’s life is one incredible example of this principle: “Joseph at the age of 17 gets a dream. But that dream did not become real until he was 30.” Scripture explains why: “Until the time that his word came to pass, the word of the Lord tested him” (Ps. 105:19).

“God wasn’t delaying Joseph. The demons were not stopping Joseph. No, it was God that was developing Joseph.”

Delay Often Shapes Character Before Destiny

In moments when nothing seems to move, God may be working internally rather than externally.

“Ask the question, not what is God doing in my ministry…ask the question, what is God doing in my soul and in my spirit?” Savchuk asks.

He warns against rushing ahead of God, birthing “Ishmaels” through impatience. Using Moses and Jesus as examples, he reminds listeners that even divine callings often include seasons of silence and preparation.

“God doesn’t just order our steps. He also orders our stops.”

Complaining Can Prolong Seasons Meant to Be Short

One of the strongest warnings in the message centers on attitude.

“We can prolong seasons through complaining and unbelief.”

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Using Israel’s wilderness journey, Savchuk notes that what should have taken days became decades because of murmuring. “They unnecessarily extended their suffering because of their attitude.”

The message is clear: chronic complaining stretches timelines. “Your attitude is a quicksand that will always keep you sucked into defeat.”

Praise Accelerates What Complaining Delays

Rather than denying pain, the message calls believers to worship in the middle of it.

“God doesn’t want you to ignore your suffering and pain…God just wants you in the middle of your pain to acknowledge that He is good.”

Biblical examples abound throughout Scripture, including Paul, Silas and Job. “If I want to accelerate in the seasons that I am in, I cannot allow depression…to steal my praise.”

God Can Compress Time and Restore Years

Savchuk further pointed to Isaiah 60:22, which says that God works His wonders: “I the Lord will hasten it in its time,” and to Matthew 24:22, where suffering is shortened “for the elect’s sake.”

“God doesn’t just restore blessings. He restores time.”

From Peter’s overnight deliverance to the woman healed after 12 years of suffering, the message emphasizes sudden intervention. “One moment of divine speed can redeem decades of delay.”

When Jesus entered the boat in John 6, “immediately, the boat was at the land.” The message is unmistakable: when Jesus steps in, timelines change.

Destiny Helpers Appear When It’s God’s Time

One way God works through the premise of acceleration is by using people.

“When it’s your time, God sends destiny helpers,” Savchuk noted. “The man who forgot Joseph remembered him very quickly—when it was Joseph’s time.”

But before helpers come, there is often a test. “Before God sends you destiny helpers, you will have to be tested with destiny killers.”

These are shortcuts disguised as blessings—relationships or opportunities that compromise integrity. “If I lose my integrity in the process, you are not a destiny helper. You are a destiny killer.”

Sometimes You Must Be a Destiny Helper First

However, experiencing God’s sudden, supernatural power isn’t only about receiving help—it’s also about giving it.

“God will use you to be a destiny helper to somebody else before He uses somebody to help you.”

David, aiding the abandoned Egyptian, becomes the example of compassion, opening the door to direction. “As he helped that person…that person became the destiny helper who gave him a map.”

The principle is simple: faithfulness precedes favor.

Supernatural Speed Comes Through Anointing

Finally, Savchuk’s message reached its pinnacle: divine speed that transcends human limits.

“Sometimes God will give you supernatural speed beyond human ability.”

One example is that of Elijah outrunning Ahab’s chariot. “That’s not natural…it’s the anointing.”

This speed isn’t about shortcuts or sloppiness, but grace. “Not faster because you’re sloppy, but faster because there is a supernatural grace that is upon your life.”

A Call to Shift Seasons

Savchuk believes the Lord is speaking something very clearly: “God is shifting your seasons. God is changing your speed.”

Through prayer, confession and worship, believers are invited to align with God’s timing—asking Him to order their steps and stops, restore lost years, remove destiny killers and release divine acceleration.

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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.

God wastes nothing, including our years of brokenness and turmoil. Now, we just may be on the precipice of the Lord’s divine glory and victory in this coming year.

“I believe it’s a year of reclaiming,” says prophetic voice Joseph Z. “A year of recompense. A year of repayment. Psalm 126 represents the year 2026.”

This portion of Scripture in particular discusses a return of joy to those who have sought the Lord, with Psalm 126:1-3 reading:

When the Lord restored the fortunes of Zion, we were like those who dreamed. Our mouths were filled with laughter, our tongues with songs of joy. Then it was said among the nations, “The Lord has done great things for them.” The Lord has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy.

“If we pray, and we see the goodness of the Lord, and we get through quarter one and quarter two of this coming year without a nuke getting off the we get into 26 and we can stand on the right sizing, the year 2026 will represent Psalm [126],” Z states.

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Z also points out verse five of Psalm 126, which says: “Those who sow with tears will reap with songs of joy.”

As we step into 2026, the promise is clear: God is turning our seasons of sorrow into songs of joy. Every tear, every trial, every moment of waiting is not wasted—He is orchestrating a divine reclaiming. The year ahead is pregnant with God’s glory, victory and recompense—if we stand in faith, pray without ceasing, and watch expectantly for His hand to move. 2026 is not just another year; it is a prophetic season of reclaiming what has been lost, and a divine invitation to witness the greatness of the Lord.

To watch the video of Joseph Z’s prophetic word for 2026, click here.

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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.

One Oklahoma pastor is recovering after being stabbed inside of the Pryor Creek Church of Christ.

According to ABC News Channel 8 in Tulsa, the police in Pyror Creek responded to a call last week when a pastor was allegedly attacked by a woman with a dagger. Two other church members helped the pastor disarm and repress the attacker while they waited for authorities to arrive.

As the outlet noted, the pastor was wounded in his hand, and is expected to have surgery on it. He also had stitches on his chin as well.

In a post to Facebook, Pryor Creek Police Chief Jeremy Cantrell wrote:

Upon arrival, officers located an active physical altercation inside the church. An adult staff member sustained injuries, including lacerations, and was provided immediate medical care before being transported to a Tulsa-area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. An adult female was taken into custody following officer intervention and was transported to the Mayes County Jail on a federal hold after medical evaluation.

He also noted that because of “the suspect’s tribal status, the investigation has been referred to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.”

During this time, continue to lift up the pastor in prayer to make a full recovery.

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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.

As America stands in shock right now amid the Minnesota fraud scandal, prophetic voice Amanda Grace is revealing the prophetic pattern behind this scheme and the coming justice we will see happen in the new year.

James 5 and the Exposure of Fraud: A Prophetic Warning Unfolding in Real Time

Grace points out that James 5:1–6 opens with a sobering warning to the wealthy and powerful who have gained through corruption, fraud and exploitation. The passage speaks of withheld wages crying out for justice, of riches rotting in the last days, and of judgment coming upon those who have “fattened their hearts in a day of slaughter.” Notably, Grace highlights that five plus one plus six equals 12—a biblical number often associated with government and rule—suggesting a prophetic lens through which to view current events unfolding at the highest levels of leadership.

According to this interpretation, what we are witnessing now in Minnesota is not random exposure, but a fulfillment of Scripture colliding with modern governance.

A Massive Fraud Investigation Comes to Light

As Grace shared, Fox News recently reported that Homeland Security investigators are conducting what they call a “massive investigation” into rampant childcare and welfare fraud in Minnesota. The investigation follows a viral video by independent journalist Nick Shirley, viewed more than 114 million times, allegedly showing daycare centers that received millions in state funds—despite having no children inside.

One such facility, the “Quality Learning Center,” raised eyebrows not only for the lack of activity but for a misspelled sign reading “Learing Center.” Federal investigators are now examining multiple facilities amid allegations that millions—and potentially billions—of taxpayer dollars were fraudulently obtained.

Federal prosecutors have already confirmed that dozens of individuals have been convicted in related schemes, with estimates suggesting more than $1 billion may have been stolen across multiple plots.

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A Dream of the “Mad Hatter”

Grace then recounted a dream from August 22, 2024 which she released publicly on Sept. 6, 2024. In the dream, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz appeared dressed as the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland, a character forever trapped at six o’clock during an endless “unbirthday” party.

“The Mad Hatter was forever stuck at six o’clock in the movie… always on an unbirthday,” she noted. She also explained how the Mad Hatter “is often interpreted as a symbol of rebellion.”

Prophetic Words About Minnesota and Governors

After this disturbing dream, Grace shared other prophetic words that featured warnings regarding the leadership of Minnesota. In the first prophetic word from Oct. 29, 2024, she proclaimed:

“Your leaders, your government, your governors… your candidate with a corruptible Waltz… dancing around issues to avoid the truth.”

A later word dated Feb. 13, 2025 declared:

“Minnesota is about to be turned over along with Michigan, says the Lord.”

Another word given to Grace described what was coming:

“This is the great excavation… a reverse excavation… and now from the deep shall be pulled the crimes of both red and blue.”

On July 18, 2025, Grace noted:

“Minnesota shall have a changing of the guard in such scandal. There will be no way for leadership to continue, says the Lord.”

A Domino Effect Moving Into 2026

The exposure, Grace says, will not stop with Minnesota. Michigan, Illinois and other neighboring states are named as next in a domino effect, as federal investigations expand and interconnected networks are revealed.

Referencing Numbers 32:23—“be sure your sin will find you out”—her message frames the current moment as a national reckoning. With the FBI now on the ground and investigations accelerating, Grace believes the nation is entering what she is prophetically describing as a “January of justice,” marked by shock, media upheaval, resignations and a dramatic reordering of influence.

“Watch as this unfolds and shock begins in January, says the Lord,” Grace prophesied. “A January of justice, says the Lord shall lead to a ferocious February, setting up for a roar in March.”

As these events continue to unfold, from Minnesota’s shocking fraud to the prophetic patterns Amanda Grace revealed, the time for spiritual awareness has never been more urgent. This is the moment to press in through prayer and seek God’s Word for all that He wants to do in our nation in this upcoming year.

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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.

Are we about to experience a global catastrophe no one saw coming?

In a report by the Independent, it was noted that OpenAI is in the process of appointing a “head of preparedness” to be on the front lines of AI’s risks.

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI and creator of ChatGPT, reportedly stated, “This will be a stressful job, and you’ll jump into the deep end pretty much immediately.”

As The Independent further noted, Altman shared that, “The potential impact of models on mental health was something we saw a preview of in 2025; we are just now seeing models get so good at computer security they are beginning to find crucial vulnerabilities.”

The Guardian pointed out that while the job comes with a $555,000 yearly salary, the position comes as experts are fearful of artificial intelligence making a “turn against us.”

There may even be a precedent to fear for the worst in this scenario. Time magazine wrote that they believe “A UN-anchored mechanism offers wider inclusion and reduces duplication among rival coalitions.” Not only are we to be concerned now about the dangers of AI, but about a world alliance to combat it. Could AI not only change how our daily lives work, but also usher some fashion of a one-world government with the hopes of bringing in peace?

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Scripture repeatedly warns of a time when knowledge would rapidly increase (Dan. 12:4). When systems would arise capable of exerting unprecedented global control (Rev. 13). Technology that promises safety and unity can, in the wrong hands, become a tool for deception, surveillance and control, especially in a world increasingly willing to trade freedom for security.

As AI grows more persuasive, more autonomous and more embedded in daily life, the church must remain anchored in truth, guided by the Holy Spirit and grounded in Scripture. In a season where human wisdom and artificial intelligence are exalted, believers are reminded that true peace and salvation will never come from algorithms or global systems, but from the returning King whose kingdom cannot be replicated or replaced.

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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.

As we are about to enter a new year, many people are wondering what God is speaking through His prophetic voices. In a powerful revival service, Jenny Weaver shared that 2026 could be a fruitful year for the body of Christ—so long as we obey God’s marching orders.

Weaver pointed out that while in past seasons people would point to a particular year being about open doors, exposure or other topics, but that 2026 will be different.

“This is the year of the assignment,” Weaver says. “There [has] already been a year of purifying, we’ve had years of shakings and we’ve had years of the open ‘ve had all of that, and I heard the Lord say, ‘Now I’m calling forward the assignments. I’m highlighting the assignments in this season.'”

Looking at Luke 9, Weaver points out that God tests people to see whether they really mean it when they say they will follow Him. Following Jesus is not about being in the limelight. Instead, it is a call to surrender your life, your will and your desires for His.

“Don’t think that following God is going to make you famous,” she says. “We have a lot of entitlement in the Body of Christ, and the best way to fix entitlement is to get a little piece of humble pie.”

She further pointed out that this is the time for God to set our priorities straight and in line with the Lord’s ultimate will.

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“When you get an assignment, it is your job, your responsibility and your Kingdom duty to go after it like your life depends on it. When you give God a yes, you don’t get to take a break two months later because things got hard. When God has given you an assignment, you cannot let the gates of hell come against you and begin to prevail against you. You have to stand firm in the call of God on your life, and say, ‘I’m going no matter what it takes by any means.'”

As we stand on the threshold of 2026, Weaver’s message serves as both a sobering warning and a rallying cry. This is not a year for spectators, shortcuts or half-hearted obedience, but a defining season where assignments will demand perseverance, humility and unwavering resolve. Those who answer with a wholehearted “yes” may not find applause—but they will find fruit, authority and the unmistakable mark of having stood firm in the will of God when it mattered most.

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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.

While we’ve seen many prophecies from the late Kim Clement come to pass, there’s one in particular we are awaiting to see come to fruition. Will 2026 be the perfect timing for this prophetic word to finally be fulfilled?

A Prophecy Still Awaiting Fulfillment

In a prophecy delivered on Feb. 22, 2014, Clement spoke of sweeping global and national events that had not yet occurred. Many of these words pointed toward exposure, shaking and eventual victory—elements that continue to resonate amid today’s headlines.

The Rise of “Another Snowden” and National Exposure

One of the first major themes Clement addressed was the emergence of a new whistleblower figure—someone whose revelations would cause widespread fear and humiliation but ultimately lead to victory.

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“Highly embarrassing moments when another Snowden arises, and people will become very God said, ‘You have been humbled and yet some more. And then you shall hear the sounds of great victory.'”

Russia, Ukraine and a Prophetic Clash of Nations

Clement then turned his attention to geopolitical conflict, specifically naming Russia and Ukraine. He framed the turmoil not only as judgment, but as a refining process from which restoration and joy would emerge.

“And My fist is about to smack down on Russia,” Clement prophesied. “For out of the rebellion of the  Ukraine, which was seen by My prophet, shall come out of those ashes, beauty shall come out of that sadness. Joy shall come out of those garments.”

God’s Search for Leadership That Would Restore Israel

Beyond international conflict, Clement spoke directly to White House leadership, describing God’s search for someone to intercede for Israel and call for its restoration.

“I have searched for a man and a woman who would stand in the Oval Office and pray and call for the restoration of the fortunes of Zion. I have looked for a man would pray for  the restoration of the fortunes of Zion.”

A Shaking of the Supreme Court

Clement concluded this portion of the prophecy with a striking declaration concerning the Supreme Court, foretelling a sudden departure of justices and a divine attempt to restore righteousness at the highest judicial level.

“…two shall step down for the embarrassment of what shall take place. For I wish to place in the highest court in the land righteousness. And they shall attempt to put others in to reach their endeavors.”

As the calendar turns and global events continue to intensify, many believers are revisiting Kim Clement’s 2014 prophecy with renewed discernment. Whether 2026 marks the moment of its fulfillment or merely another step toward it, Clement’s message serves as a sober reminder that prophetic words often ripen in God’s perfect timing, calling the church not to speculate, but to watch, pray and remain anchored in faith as history continues to unfold.

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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.

Do people really think Jesus was Palestinian?

A billboard in New York City just did the unthinkable at Christmastime: it completely dismissed the reality of Jesus’ Jewish heritage to come to the world as the Messiah of God’s chosen people.

As the New York Post reported, the billboard in New York read, “Merry Christmas. Jesus is Palestinian.” The ad was sponsored by the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) to create “debate and protest during the bustling festive rush…”

The ADC posted to their Instagram with the statement:

ADC remains committed to defending the rights, heritage, and dignity of the Palestinian people and all marginalized communities. We will ensure their stories are recognized, their humanity protected, and their resilience celebrated—not just during the holidays, but every day of the year.

This sign, however, wasn’t the only controversial one that the ADC displayed this holiday season.

The report noted that the organization’s National Executive Director, Abed A. Ayoub, shared another image of a different sign that was circulating in Times Square. The display featured a border wall with Mary and Joseph trying to cross it, with the manger on the other side. The sign read, “Jesus would say ‘tear down that wall.'”

Ayoub told the Post that “There’s a lot more similarities between Arabs and Muslims and Christians in this country than others want to allow us to believe…” Regarding Jesus as being Jewish, Ayoub said, “Jesus lives within all of us,” along with the notion that the signs are “up for interpretation.”

The ADC further said that they were using these billboards to “Reclaim the truth, honor the Palestinian refugee born in Bethlehem” and to note “…reverence for Jesus in Islam, fostering interfaith understanding against forces that seek to divide us.”

These messages aren’t just controversial: They are historically and theologically inaccurate.

Jesus was completely Jewish. There is no “interpretation” regarding this reality. God had promised salvation through the line of David, and Jesus’ ancestry can be traced right back to it. That’s why the Gospel of Matthew goes into such great detail about Jesus’ lineage. It proves that God kept His promise to the Jewish people, dating back to when He first called Abraham and said that all nations would be blessed through Him. Jesus wasn’t just a prophet: He was the Son of God taking on human form. The person of Jesus is not a matter of one person’s viewpoint or truth: He is the Truth, and the biblical account of His life brings true freedom.

The birth of Jesus also occurred in Bethlehem, the City of David, where it was prophesied. Joseph was from this family line and so he and Mary embarked to Bethlehem when the government called for a census. He was simply a citizen returning to his lawful hometown.

What is most important to recognize from these signs is that deception isn’t coming: It’s already here.

If we are not literate in the Word of God, we will fall for the ploys of absolutely anything and everything that remotely looks good on the surface. Deception thrives when the Word is ignored, and the enemy seeks to rewrite history to blur God’s plan. This is the moment where we must stand firm in the truth, knowing that slogans or billboards cannot erase Jesus’ identity and mission.

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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.

As 2026 is about to begin, prophetic voice Jonathan Cahn is urging believers to rethink what it truly means to live a fruitful life. In a profound message, he explains that fruitfulness is not found in striving harder or doing more, but in receiving more from God.

He emphasizes that when we focus on receiving God’s love, “then I’m going to naturally start loving more.” This simple yet important principle reframes the Christian pursuit of success: it is not our effort but our connection to the source that produces life and blessing.

Cahn warns that worry is a major obstacle to fruitfulness. “You can’t be fruitful if you’re worrying. Nobody who’s worrying is fruitful while they’re worrying,” he says. While trouble and evil will always exist, believers are called to separate their inner life from external circumstances. “It’s one thing to have troubles. It’s another thing to be troubled by your troubles. If you let yourself be troubled by your troubles, you’ve got double trouble,” Cahn explains. This distinction, he says, is key to joy and peace in every situation.

At the heart of a fruitful year, Cahn identifies two spiritual actions: trust and do. “Trust in the Lord,” he instructs, emphasizing that the Hebrew word for trust conveys boldness and confidence, not mere hope. “The antidote to fear is not trying not to be afraid. The antidote to fear is trusting the Lord.”

Equally important is the balance of receiving and producing. Using the metaphor of a branch, Cahn illustrates the flow of fruitfulness: “A branch has two ends…one end is always receiving…The other end…is producing fruit.” He underscores that this is not a 50/50 endeavor; both receiving from God and bearing fruit must happen simultaneously. “What’s flowing in is flowing out. That’s the fruitful life,” he says.

Finally, Cahn reminds viewers that spiritual roots precede visible fruit. “Your fruitfulness in your life…will not exceed your ‘rootfulness.’ You want to do greater works? You need deeper roots.” Cultivating a rich inner life, grounded in prayer and God’s presence, ensures that every act of service, every good work and every blessing flows from Him, not from our own effort.

The secret to a fruitful year, then, is simple yet transformative: “The first thing I have to set my mind, my heart on is not doing for God…The first thing is receiving from God.” By prioritizing trust and connection with God, Christians can position themselves for a year marked by joy, peace and supernatural fruitfulness, regardless of external circumstances.

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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.

While the secular media has criticized the White House’s faith-based message on the origins of Christmas, the Executive Branch is standing firm in its original position.

According to Fox News, The Washington Post published a piece on Friday that questioned the administration’s motives for centering Christmas on the birth of Jesus Christ.

Pointing to Pete Hegseth, Linda McMahon and Harmeet K. Dhillon, who expressed that Christmas is about the birth of Jesus Christ, the Post wrote, “The messages sharply diverged from the more secular, Santa Claus-and-reindeer style of Christmas messages that have been the norm for government agencies for years…”

Questioning the purpose behind this messaging, the Post said, “The posts provided the latest example of the administration’s efforts to promote the cultural views and language of Trump’s evangelical Christian base.”

However, in a statement to Fox News, the White House made it clear that it will continue to focus on Jesus as the reason for the season.

“While The Washington Post would prefer we stick to ‘Happy Holidays,’ we’re saying Merry Christmas again,” spokesperson Abigail Johnson stated. “Christmas is a Christian holiday for millions of Christians celebrating the birth of their Savior…”

In a season often overshadowed by secular messaging, the White House’s stand serves as a bold reminder that Christmas is first and foremost about Christ. As critics question the move, the administration’s unwavering focus on the birth of Jesus challenges Christians to reclaim the true meaning of the holiday and stand firm: Christmas is about Christ. There is no other truth to it.

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 upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment.