Pete Greig: ‘We need to pray for America – and the world’
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Pete Greig2024-05-31T13:27:00
Donald Trump has been found guilty of fraud, leaving American Christians potentially more divided than ever. In the middle of crises, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, says the founder of 24-7 Prayer. Here’s why we should press in when the going gets tough - and how to do it
Everyone is going to have an opinion on Donald Trump, but my opinion is this: America woke up this morning even more divided than it did yesterday.
And wherever we are in the world, Christians should care about that. But rather than jumping on the political bandwagon – because, by the way, very few people in this country have a vote in that election – Christians in the UK should be praying for America at this time.
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