Episode 30 | Lance Wallnau | Trump Elected. This changes everything!

Summary

This prophetic teaching explores the idea of God's influence in global politics and the church’s role in shaping governments. The speaker emphasizes a period of opportunity where leaders, like Donald Trump, may help usher in a new era of Christian influence, creating stability and moral alignment in nations. By fostering unity between church and government, believers are encouraged to boldly engage in societal change. The message draws from biblical stories to show how divine timing is leading towards global revival, and stresses the importance of faith, collaboration, and the rise of righteous leaders.

Takeaways

• 😀 God is raising up individuals to positions of influence in government to shape global affairs and promote faith-driven leadership.
• 😀 The 'gates of influence' symbolize the top levels of power, where mature, steady Christians will lead nations without losing their integrity.
• 😀 The United States is seen as a key player in promoting faith and religious freedom globally, particularly through the White House's Office of Faith and Religious Freedom.
• 😀 Christian communities are called to exert wisdom and influence in governments worldwide, particularly to end the persecution of Jesus's followers.
• 😀 Nations that honor and protect Christians are seen as 'sheep nations,' while those that persecute them are 'goat nations.'
• 😀 The power of revival is linked to governmental support, with the idea that political leaders will open doors for Christianity to positively impact their countries.
• 😀 Revival is expected to spread globally through large-scale stadium events and collaborations between the Church and government.
• 😀 The shift in global leadership is seen as an opportunity for Christians to bring stability, morality, and prosperity to nations through faith-based initiatives.
• 😀 There is a strong belief in God's perfect timing, especially in light of global political shifts such as in Brazil and the rise of Lula, where the church is called to rise up.
• 😀 Christians are encouraged to build non-competitive, supportive relationships (like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego) to face challenges together and expand God's kingdom.
• 😀 The prayer for boldness, unity, and divine empowerment emphasizes the need for Christians to step into their calling and impact the world with the message of the Gospel.

Q & A

What does the speaker mean by 'gates of influence'?

The 'gates of influence' refer to key positions or places of power, whether in government, business, or other spheres of society, where individuals can have a significant impact. The speaker believes that God wants to elevate people into these positions so they can influence the world positively.

How does the speaker view the role of Donald Trump in global politics, especially regarding faith and religious freedom?

The speaker sees Donald Trump's role as pivotal in opening doors for faith-based initiatives, particularly in relation to religious freedom. He suggests that Trump has created an office in the White House for faith and religious freedom, which will foster global freedom for Christians and other faith groups.

What does the speaker suggest about the alignment of Christian influence with political agendas?

The speaker envisions a world where Christian influence aligns with governmental agendas to promote global freedom, peace, and economic development. This would involve creating incentives for governments to stop persecuting Christians and instead embrace Christianity's positive impact on society.

How does the speaker describe the church's role in influencing governments?

The speaker emphasizes that the church should work in partnership with government leaders to help build stable and moral societies. He suggests that governments, especially in nations with Christian populations, can use the church’s influence to promote stability, economic growth, and faith-based values.

What is meant by 'sheep nations' and 'goat nations'?

In the sermon, 'sheep nations' are countries that support and honor Christian values and do not persecute Jesus' followers. 'Goat nations', on the other hand, are those that oppose Christianity and may persecute its people. The speaker references Jesus' teaching about separating sheep from goats, using this as a metaphor for nations that align with or oppose Christian principles.

What is the significance of 'stadium meetings' in the speaker's vision?

The 'stadium meetings' represent large-scale evangelical events where Christians can gather to worship, build faith, and influence society. The speaker believes that these events will play a key role in spreading Christianity and fostering revival across nations, especially when endorsed by governmental leaders.

Why does the speaker mention historical figures like Billy Graham and compare them to 'statesman evangelists'?

The speaker compares modern evangelists to historical figures like Billy Graham, who not only spread the gospel but also influenced governments and economies. A 'statesman evangelist' is someone who is able to bridge the gap between faith and politics, making Christianity beneficial for both spiritual and national development.

What is the speaker's perspective on the situation in Brazil under Lula's leadership?

The speaker is critical of Lula, the Brazilian president, describing him as a communist who potentially undermined the country's political integrity by stealing the election from Bolsonaro, whom the speaker likens to the 'Trump of the tropics.' However, the speaker expresses hope that the church in Brazil will rise up to push back against this and bring about change.

How does the speaker view the potential influence of Latin American immigrants in the U.S.?

The speaker believes that Latin American immigrants, especially those from countries like Argentina and Colombia, will bring their fervent faith and passion for Christianity to the U.S. He sees this as an opportunity to infuse the U.S. with a renewed cultural and spiritual vitality, using large gatherings to empower and inspire them.

What is the significance of the prayer at the end of the sermon?

The prayer at the end is meant to encourage believers to step into their God-given assignments and work together in unity. It calls for Christians to support one another, recognizing that victory comes through collective strength, as exemplified by the Biblical figures Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. The prayer emphasizes that through God’s help, the church will overcome challenges and establish His kingdom on earth.