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EPISODE · Sep 18, 2024 · 12 MIN

Heartbeat of America - Why We Need to Pray for President Trump

from The Jeff Jerina Show · host Jeff Jerina

In this episode, we delve into the significance of prayer in times of political turmoil and uncertainty. As we reflect on the recent assassination attempts against President Trump, we come together as a community to lift him our country in prayer. We explore the power of intercession, the importance of unity in our divided times, and the role of faith in fostering peace. Whether you support Trump or simply believe in the sanctity of life, this episode is a reminder of our shared humanity and the strength found in collective prayer. If you are a Christian with conservative values you are invited to a special prayer call every Wednesday from 12 noon to 12:30 pm CST. To receive the link to join the prayer call which we plan on holding each Wednesday at the same time until election day on November 5, 2024, please signup for free at: https://JeffJerina.com/PrayToday This will be a tiime where we ask for the Lord's guidance, and mercy and peace and grace and protection and favor for America, peave and protection for the nation of Israel and protection and wisdom and favor for President Trump.

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