For every post I read that called for prayer, taking authority, binding, and casting down any darkness that was maneuvering during the election result determination process, I agreed and said Amen.
There’s a difference: Most of those prayers were aimed at the results for a particular candidate. I (and MANY across this nation) switched those prayers up and applied them to the process. The candidate selected may or may not be the one for which we voted, but the result of the process we covered in prayer is Biden won.
Allegations of fraud were levied and shot down in courts. Courts adjusted monitoring distance specifications when objections arose. Specific cheating accusations were made, and the truth was readily revealed.
Folk don’t have to say how they prayed. Post-election determination reactions are a strong indication.
What now?
We do the SAME thing we did when the 2016 candidate we supported won/lost. We turn the page and hope for the best. As they did with Trump, Christian timelines will be flooded with encouragements to pray for Biden for it’s the right thing to do. Right?
Many Christians take their cues on how they should think or feel about things from their pastors. Today, I hope pulpits are ringing with messages of unity, love, hope, healing, new beginnings, and God’s sovereignty.
The harvest is plentiful, and you know what? It’s also watching.
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