Hello, thanks for joining me today for Give Him 15.

The title of today's post is,

We will never apologize for our faith.

On Monday, I watched the gathering at the Museum of the Bible,

where President Trump gave an address pertaining to prayer,

America's history, and her relationship with God.

I wrote about this history and its importance in yesterday's post, pointing out that both King David

and Nehemiah fought and won spiritual battles on the strength of covenantal history.

If you haven't seen or heard the post, I strongly recommend taking a look.

Whitehouse.gov pointed out some of the issues Trump addressed in his speech, quoting from them.

In a powerful address at the Museum of the Bible,

President Donald J. Trump emphasized the enduring role of faith in America's identity,

highlighted his administration's unwavering defense of faith-based values and reaffirmed his commitment to protecting our religious freedoms. The president also launched the America Praise Initiative,

P-R-A-Y-S, America Praise. A call for Americans to unite in prayer for the nation's strength,

peace, and prosperity as the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence approaches.

President Trump reaffirmed our nation's founding principles, saying when faith gets weaker,

our country seems to get weaker.

When faith gets stronger, good things happen for our country.

It's amazing the way it seems to work that way.

Under the Trump administration, we're defending our rights and restoring our identity

as a nation under God. I want to reread that quote from him. We are defending our rights and restoring

our identity as a nation under God. We are one nation under God, and we always will be, he said.

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