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Jonathan Cahn’s Prophetic Message: The Return of Donald Trump
As Donald Trump steps back onto the political stage, many are asking: Is this merely a political comeback, or is there a deeper prophetic significance?
Bestselling author and prophetic voice Jonathan Cahn believes Trump’s return mirrors a biblical pattern—one that aligns with the story of King Jehu, the warrior king of Israel who rose to power to drive out corruption and idolatry.
“Daniel 2:21: ‘He changes the times and seasons. He removes kings and He establishes kings. He gives wisdom to the wise, knowledge to those who have understanding. He removes kings and He places kings in power,'” says Cahn.
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Amanda Grace Exposes Apostate Preacher’s Curse Against Donald Trump
In another controversial moment from an apostate teacher, Jeff Hood, a Little Rock preacher and theologian-in-residence at Quapaw Quarter United Methodist Church, used his pulpit during a service called “Resistance Sunday” to sharply critique and even curse President Donald Trump.
The event, held a day before Martin Luther King Jr. Day and just before Trump’s second inauguration, was marked by Hood’s fiery rhetoric, calling for active resistance to Trump’s policies.
Speaking from a pulpit adorned with a banner reading “RESIST,” Hood addressed the congregation: “Who is ready to go to prison?” he asked, before describing Trump as the “big orange elephant in the room.” Hood’s words left little room for neutrality: “People say ‘Is Donald Trump Hitler?’ I don’t know, but I sure…know he ain’t Jesus.” Hood’s homily critiqued Trump’s policies, including immigration enforcement and the death penalty, and condemned wealthy oligarchs like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos for allegedly pulling the strings of power.
How the LA Wildfires Are Sparking a Spiritual Revival
The recent wildfires sweeping through Los Angeles have left a trail of devastation that is hard to comprehend. Thousands of acres have burned, families have lost homes and entire communities are grappling with the emotional and physical toll. Yet, in the midst of this unimaginable tragedy, something remarkable is happening: people are flocking to churches in numbers not seen in years.
Pastors and chaplains across the city are witnessing what some are calling a “revival through disaster.” Drew Sams, senior pastor at Belair Church, shared that many who used to attend church only for Christmas or Easter are now showing up every week. “People have lost schools, homes, and even their church buildings,” he said. “But they’re finding hope and comfort in God during this crisis.”
Police chaplain Steve Wilber describes the wildfires as a “great leveler,” bringing together people from all walks of life. Families who might never have crossed paths are now standing shoulder to shoulder, leaning on one another for strength. Wilber has seen an outpouring of faith as people, facing their deepest fears, make new commitments to Christ. “When people are hurting, there’s an openness to finding hope,” he said. “And that’s exactly what the church is offering.”
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