Staff Reports
The Pentagon just made history with its first-ever Christian prayer service. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth led military leaders in singing “Amazing Grace” and praying to Jesus Christ during work hours. This bold move shows how leadership matters—replacing weak globalists with patriots who put God first.
Hegseth invited his longtime pastor, Brooks Potteiger, to kick off the new monthly tradition. They held the service in a packed auditorium—not some hidden chapel—proving faith belongs in public life. The Defense Department seal stood proudly behind them as they honored America’s Christian heritage.
Pastor Potteiger preached from Psalm 46: “Be still and know I am God.” He told our warriors that ultimate victory comes from trusting the Lord, not politicians or weapons. The crowd prayed the Lord’s Prayer together—something the woke Pentagon banned under previous administrations.
The sound of “A Mighty Fortress” echoed through halls that once pushed transgender bathrooms and critical race theory. Military leaders finally admitted what real strength looks like—kneeling before the King of Kings. This is how we restore American greatness.
Hegseth vowed to host these services monthly, using his position to fan spiritual flames across the nation. He said Jesus gives him courage to make tough decisions about national security. No more atheist bureaucrats mocking our values behind closed doors.
They closed by singing the Doxology, praising God for Trump’s return to the White House. Four years of chaos under Biden nearly destroyed our military—now we’re rebuilding with divine guidance. Faithful leaders like Hegseth prove elections have consequences.
This prayer meeting wasn’t just about hymns. It was a declaration that America rejects pagan globalism and returns to Judeo-Christian roots. While liberals scream about “separation of church and state,” real patriots know God founded this nation.
The Trump-Hegseth era reminds us that God isn’t done with America. When leaders humble themselves and pray, blessings follow. Our military isn’t woke anymore—it’s waking up to the power of Amazing Grace.
