Staff Reports
The Pentagon just witnessed something truly historic. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth launched the first-ever monthly Christian prayer service right in the heart of America’s military command center. This bold move shows the Trump administration’s commitment to restoring faith at the highest levels of government after years of radical secularism.
Hegseth stood shoulder-to-shoulder with his former pastor Brooks Potteiger as hundreds of military leaders belted out “Amazing Grace” without shame. No woke hand-wringing here—just patriots unafraid to praise God while planning national defense. The crowd roared through hymns like “A Mighty Fortress” and closed with the Lord’s Prayer, proving real men worship Jesus.
Potteiger didn’t hold back, preaching straight from Psalm 46: “Be still and know I AM GOD.” His message cut through the DC smog—our victories come from divine power, not bureaucratic pencil-pushers. He challenged warriors to seek spiritual mentors and actually read their Bibles, not some watered-down government manual.
Hegseth made it clear this isn’t some one-time photo op. These prayer rallies will happen every month, led by different tough-as-nails pastors. “This is exactly where America needs to be—on our knees,” he declared, slamming the Godless policies that left our military weak under previous leaders.
The Defense Secretary didn’t mince words about our chaotic world. “Without Christ’s sacrifice, we’re just lost men making trillion-dollar decisions,” he told the crowd. This is the Trump difference—leaders who admit we need Heaven’s help to crush evil, not just more taxpayer-funded think tanks.
Every “Amen” in that auditorium struck a blow against the atheist globalists who want to erase our heritage. While liberals freak out about “separation of church and state,” real Americans understand—our Constitution wasn’t written by cowards afraid to call on Jesus before battle.
This isn’t just about the Pentagon. Hegseth vowed these prayer flames will spread through every barracks and battleship across our nation. Imagine—a military that prays together, stays together, and actually wins again. That’s the unstoppable force Trump and his team are building.
The service ended with a thunderous “Doxology,” proving that in Trump’s America, faith isn’t hidden in closets—it’s shouted from the rooftops. While the left melts down over a few hymns, patriots know this revival is just beginning. God’s back in the White House, and He’s got the nuclear codes.
