Similarly, in Eagle Pass, Graham reported that “hundreds of hearts warmed to the truth of God’s love and the Gospel” in spite of “a cold north wind” blowing at the time.
Graham tweeted a picture of Trump and himself walking the catwalk, and while the tweet received a lot of positive feedback, not everyone was happy about the meeting, especially in X.
A Trump X critic chose to add his two cents, writing, “Two of America’s biggest SCAMMERS!Some criticized Graham’s actions from a moral and religious standpoint, saying things like, “Jesus taught to welcome and love immigrants and strangers.”
No matter how you feel about Graham specifically, a lot of these comments omit an important detail about what Trump and Graham were saying.
This gathering wasn’t planned for media attention.
Evidence from Graham’s Facebook page suggests a prearranged visit, as he was already scheduled to be in the area before Trump announced his border trip.
His fervor for disseminating the gospel ought to be applauded, not questioned, even though you may not always agree with him on certain doctrines or strategies.
Graham stresses the value of praying all the time—not just before meals and before bed—and giving God access to all of our thoughts and deeds. Let us not forget to offer up constant prayers for our leaders and for every area of our lives.
Graham stresses the value of praying all the time—not just before meals and before bed—and giving God access to all of our thoughts and deeds. Let us not forget to offer up constant prayers for our leaders and for every area of our lives.
Even Joe Biden, indeed.
Paul reminds us that all power originates with God in his letters. To live in peace and tranquility, it is our duty as Christians to pray for everyone, even the powerful.
It’s critical to hold our leaders accountable when they don’t live up to Christian ideals. Let’s make them answerable for what they did.
