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Mar-a-Lago Erupts in Praise and Worship
President-elect Donald Trump’s Palm Beach, Florida, home invited the Spirit of God to come in during a recent event.
In a video that has since made waves on social media, people can be seen praising God with lifted arms and song, singing “The Blessing” at Mar-a-Lago.
“The Spirit of God moved today at Trump’s home,” Dr. Malachi O’Brien wrote on X. “FYI, Mar-a-Lago historically and perhaps prophetically has been referred to as the Southern White House.”
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Arthur Blessitt, Evangelist Who Carried the Cross Throughout the World, Dies at 84
Arthur Blessitt, a Christian evangelist known for his unwavering faith and record-breaking feat of carrying a 12-foot wooden cross across the globe, died Jan. 14 at the age of 84. Blessitt dedicated his life to spreading the message of Jesus Christ, traversing over 300 nations, island groups and territories, often through the most challenging terrains and circumstances. He was the third person to be featured on the cover of “Charisma” magazine, in the January/February 1976 issue:
Born on Oct. 27, 1940, in Greenville, Mississippi, Blessitt grew up in a humble Southern household. From an early age, he exhibited a passion for preaching and outreach. After being ordained as a Baptist minister, he began his ministry by reaching out to marginalized communities in the United States, including drug addicts and gang members in Hollywood, California, during the 1960s. It was here, on the Sunset Strip, that Blessitt opened His Place, a Christian coffeehouse and outreach center, earning the nickname “Minister of Sunset Strip.”
In December 1969, he embarked on what would become his life’s mission: carrying a large wooden cross around the world. Initially, the idea was a symbolic gesture to share Christ’s message, but it quickly evolved into a decades-long journey. Over the next five decades, he walked more than 43,000 miles through deserts, jungles, war zones and bustling cities, becoming a fixture in the Guinness World Records for the “World’s Longest Walk.” His travels spanned every continent, including visits to countries in conflict such as Iraq, Afghanistan and North Korea.
Kim Clement Prophecy: A Serpent in the White House
Kim Clement’s prophecies regarding the “serpent in the White House” (Apr. 3, 2010) and the Ten Commandments (Feb. 27, 2010) offer a remarkable lens through which to view the evolving political and cultural landscape of America. His words, delivered years ago, have taken on new significance as the nation prepares for President Donald Trump’s second term, set to begin Monday, Jan. 20, 2025.
During Trump’s first term, the prophecy about a “serpent” lurking within the White House seemed eerily prescient. Clement described it as a time when betrayal would be rampant: “And they shall say, ‘But now there is a serpent that is crawling and watching from within.’” Trump’s administration was riddled with backstabbers and individuals who undermined his agenda, such as his former lawyer Michael Cohen, who later testified against him in Congress. Others within his inner circle were criticized for failing to advance the policies that resonated with the American electorate.
Clement’s warning, “Inside, they will feel safe, but there is great danger,” highlighted the deceptive environment within the administration. While the president’s team projected unity and control, insiders often worked against him. This dichotomy of perceived safety and actual treachery was a hallmark of Trump’s first term.
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