On Sunday, Former President Donald Trump delivered a Christmas greeting to a Dallas church that was part-spiritual, part-political, telling members that "dark clouds" are "hanging over our country" but adding that Jesus is the "ultimate source of our strength and our hope."
Former President Donald Trump will participate in First Baptist Dallas' Christmas worship service this Sunday.
Prominent megachurch pastor Robert Jeffress recently asserted that he does not believe there are "credible" religious reasons not to take the COVID-19 vaccine.
In a recent interview, Texas pastor Dr. Robert Jeffress encouraged Christians to get vaccinated against COVID-19 vaccine, saying it's consistent with a pro-life stance.
Last Sunday First Baptist Dallas church held its annual "Freedom Sunday" celebration. During the celebration, congregants expressed "gratitude to God for His blessings on our country," acknowledged "the Christian foundation upon which our country was built" and declared "our nation's duty to obey God if we are to enjoy God's continued blessing."
First Baptist Church in Dallas will be serving as a vaccine clinic on May 16 and then again on June 13 so that members of the megachurch can easily receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
During his sermon this week, Pastor Robert Jeffress, who has long been a vocal Trump supporter, encouraged Christians to pray for the Biden Administration even if they disagree with their politics.
Congressman Adam Kinzinger issued an apology to megachurch Pastor Robert Jeffress after he wrong asserted that Jeffress helped to perpetuate claims that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.
After receiving backlash, outspoken Trump supporter and megachurch pastor Robert Jeffress is denying that he called former Vice President Joe Biden the new "president-elect" in an article he penned for Fox News.
Pastor Robert Jeffress encouraged Christians to pray for Joe Biden with as much fervency as they had when praying for Donald Trump.
