I posted this because of posts I read in regards to the picture below:

Instead of attacking President Trump, how about we all stop letting emotional bias determine our response? When you see something Trump does that alarms you, pray for him. In fact, pray for all of our leaders. Pray for Pelosi, AOC, Schumer, and every politician you despise. Instead of being a nation that cries and whines, let us take action by praying.

Let’s be honest: Trump does not see himself as a savior or healer. What is shocking is how easily that image rattled some people and stirred up a rush to accuse him of blasphemy. Many of the same people using that word do not even understand what blasphemy means, and sadly, most Bible teachers do not teach it correctly.

Whatever faults President Trump has, and he certainly has them, he has also done a great deal to advance causes important to many Christians and people of faith. He appointed three Supreme Court justices who helped overturn Roe v. Wade. He supported religious liberty efforts, affirmed America’s Judeo-Christian heritage, moved the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, expanded conscience protections for faith-based Americans, and publicly gave space and recognition to Christian expression in the public square. The list goes on.

Have you praised God for any of that? Or are we so eager to point out how “unlike Christ” he is that we miss the good altogether? Imagine how much more ordered this nation would be if we examined and corrected ourselves as harshly as we examine and condemn the President.

God, have mercy on us. Grace for the USA. Amen.

A whole lot of people need to rethink the self-righteous spirit they have shown, and I do not exclude myself. We do not have to agree with everything Trump does. I know I do not. But believers in Christ should be praying for him, especially when we disagree.

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