Trump Gives Stirring Christmas Message: Our County Has a Savior and It’s Someone Much Higher Up Than Me

It is no secret that the United States is divided right now. The political temperature is high, and each side has grown increasingly frustrated with the other.

The country needs a Savior, but it is not going to be an elected politician. In a speech at First Baptist Dallas on Sunday, former President 👤Donald Trump made this abundantly clear.

According to KTVT-TV, Trump attended the Texas church with his friend Dr. Robert Jeffress, who is the senior pastor. Members and other visitors waited “several hours” to hear Trump speak.

Trump began his message by discussing various issues plaguing the country. They included the Afghanistan withdrawal, the border crisis and inflation, KTVT reported.

“I think our nation is in great trouble,” he said. “There’s a lot of clouds hanging over our country right now. Very dark clouds. But we will come back bigger, better and stronger than ever. I’m telling you that.”

While the message certainly had political undertones, Jeffress said Trump did not cross the line of what was appropriate for the setting.

“I don’t think the president said anything overtly political,” Jeffress said. “He didn’t mention any candidates he was supporting or opposing.”

However, it was what Trump said next that was the most powerful portion of his message.