Trump's Victory Viewed as Divine Mandate by Evangelicals

Christian nationalists celebrate Trump’s election win as a fulfillment of prophecy, reinforcing their influence in U.S. politics.

President-elect Donald Trump’s victory is celebrated by far-right evangelical groups as a sign of divine intervention and a mandate for Christian nationalist governance.
Christian leaders like Lance Wallnau and Herman Martir view Trump's election as a prophesied event that aligns with their vision of Christian dominionism.
Evangelical supporters believe Trump's presidency will usher in a new era of Christian influence in American politics, focusing on issues like abortion and LGBTQ rights.
Trump’s election is seen as a critical win for the Christian far right, empowering them to pursue leadership positions in local and state governments.
Despite his controversial past, Trump is embraced by evangelicals as a flawed but God-appointed leader, with many attributing his survival of assassination attempts to divine protection.