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Finally, my candidate, Donald Trump, is emerging as the most prominent Christian candidate. Others have tried to carry the Christian mantel to victory but none so honestly and earnestly as my friend, Donald.
In today's headlines, another prominent Christian publically proclaimed he is praying for Donald. Last week a group organized by evangelist Paula White laid hands on him. It is only a question of time before other Christian leaders, my friend Frankie Graham, Benny Hinn the healer and Joel "Prime Time" Osteen.
I'm hoping Landover Baptist Church will be the venue where Donald goes on his knees before Pastor Zeke for a chart topping TV special.
David Jeremiah Says He Met With Donald Trump Because He 'Cares Deeply About Standing Up for Christian Values'
By Leonardo Blair , Christian Post Reporter
October 5, 2015|3:20 pm
(Photo: Reuters/Gretchen Ertl)U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump shakes hands after his campaign rally in Keene, New Hampshire, September 30, 2015.
After causing a stir among some in the Evangelical community for his earnest prayers to God to send help for 2016 GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump last Monday, conservative California pastor, David Jeremiah asked critics not to take his prayers for the real estate mogul as an endorsement.
"Dr. David Jeremiah has not officially endorsed any candidate, including Donald Trump. Dr. David Jeremiah has spent personal time with Ben Carson, and has been invited to speak with Jeb Bush in the next few days," Jeremiah's team noted in a statement on his Facebook page last Thursday.
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Jeremiah was among about 40 religious leaders who gathered together at Trump's office in New York City last Monday to dialogue and offer prayers for the billionaire in his race for the White House and he asked God to send Trump a "strong African-American" to help him with the black vote.
Since the gathering however, prominent Evangelicals like Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptist Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, have dismissed Trump's Evangelical outreach as "mostly" to "prosperity gospel types, which are considered by mainstream evangelicals to be heretics."
Jeremiah's team explained in the statement however that his involvement in the meeting with Trump is because he "cares deeply about Standing Up for Christian values." (Capitalization in original.)
"Dr. David Jeremiah was recently invited to attend a meeting with GOP Presidential Candidate Donald Trump. This meeting involved around 40 nationally known ministers. Because Dr. Jeremiah cares deeply about Standing Up for Christian values, he was interested in hearing what Mr. Trump had to say to religious leaders about the subject," the statement explained.
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In today's headlines, another prominent Christian publically proclaimed he is praying for Donald. Last week a group organized by evangelist Paula White laid hands on him. It is only a question of time before other Christian leaders, my friend Frankie Graham, Benny Hinn the healer and Joel "Prime Time" Osteen.
I'm hoping Landover Baptist Church will be the venue where Donald goes on his knees before Pastor Zeke for a chart topping TV special.
David Jeremiah Says He Met With Donald Trump Because He 'Cares Deeply About Standing Up for Christian Values'
By Leonardo Blair , Christian Post Reporter
October 5, 2015|3:20 pm
(Photo: Reuters/Gretchen Ertl)U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump shakes hands after his campaign rally in Keene, New Hampshire, September 30, 2015.
After causing a stir among some in the Evangelical community for his earnest prayers to God to send help for 2016 GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump last Monday, conservative California pastor, David Jeremiah asked critics not to take his prayers for the real estate mogul as an endorsement.
"Dr. David Jeremiah has not officially endorsed any candidate, including Donald Trump. Dr. David Jeremiah has spent personal time with Ben Carson, and has been invited to speak with Jeb Bush in the next few days," Jeremiah's team noted in a statement on his Facebook page last Thursday.
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Since the gathering however, prominent Evangelicals like Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptist Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, have dismissed Trump's Evangelical outreach as "mostly" to "prosperity gospel types, which are considered by mainstream evangelicals to be heretics."
Jeremiah's team explained in the statement however that his involvement in the meeting with Trump is because he "cares deeply about Standing Up for Christian values." (Capitalization in original.)
(Photo: Facebook/Turning Point Ministries)
Pastor David Jeremiah.
"Dr. David Jeremiah was recently invited to attend a meeting with GOP Presidential Candidate Donald Trump. This meeting involved around 40 nationally known ministers. Because Dr. Jeremiah cares deeply about Standing Up for Christian values, he was interested in hearing what Mr. Trump had to say to religious leaders about the subject," the statement explained.
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