您现在的位置是:【微信950216】新金宝公司电话 > 知识
Christian pastors warn of spiritual warfare after anti
【微信950216】新金宝公司电话2026-01-26 22:41:28【知识】1人已围观
简介Facebook TwitterThreads FlipboardCommentsPrintEmailAdd Fox News on GoogleThe F
- Threads
- Comments
- Add Fox News on Google
The Faulkner Focus - Tuesday, January 20
ice protests, greenland, trump
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!Christian pastors sounded the alarm about anti-ICE agitators who stormed a Minnesota church service on Sunday and are calling on federal officials to take action.
Roughly two dozen demonstrators stormed Cities Churchon Sunday over a pastor's alleged ties to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, shouting anti-ICE slogans and disrupting the service for approximately 25 minutes. The incident, which occurred as protests escalated in Minnesota over the shooting death of Renee Good, was filmed byformer CNN host Don Lemon.
For many faith leaders, the transformation of a Sunday service into a protest zone was an unprecedented breach of religious liberty.
"I’m not surprised that these protesters had no respect for houses of worship or the people gathered there," Rev. Franklin Graham, CEO of Samaritan's Purse and Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, told Fox News Digital. "They don’t respect our laws or those who are trying to protect our nation from an illegal invasion."

Anti-ICE agitators targeted the Cities Church in Minneapolis on Sunday, shouting down churchgoers in the middle of services. Cities Church pastor Jonathan Parnell condemned the agitators in a statement on Tuesday. (Facebook/DawokeFarmer2)
ST PAUL PASTOR DENOUNCES ANTI-ICE AGITATORS WHO DISRUPTED CHURCH SERVICE, SAYS 'WE'RE HERE TO WORSHIP JESUS'
Albert Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, characterized the event as a significant and dangerous development.
"It's the transgression of yet another boundary. You had leftist protesters who actually invaded an evangelical church at worship, and that is without precedent," he told Fox News Digital.
The disruption has sparked widespread concern among clergy nationwide, Mohler said. He warned that the disruption was "intended to have a chilling effect."
"Those who invaded that church this past Sunday intended to send a signal, you could be next. And the intimidation tactic here is just absolutely transparent," he said.

Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, speaks at the National Conservative Conference in Washington, D.C., Tuesday, July 9, 2024. (DOMINIC GWINN/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images)
ANTI-ICE AGITATOR WHO STORMED MINNESOTA CHURCH SERVICE ALSO HARASSED CONGREGANTS AT PETE HEGSETH’S CHURCH
Pastor Paul Chappell, senior pastor of Lancaster Baptist Church, echoed that sentiment, seeing the disruption as both a violation of religious freedom and an act of "spiritual warfare."
"The book of Hebrews commands Christians to gather and assemble," he said, citing Hebrews 10:25. "As I saw protesters wearing profanity on their shirts and hats, I realized that this was also, as Ephesians 6 describes, a matter of spiritual warfare. We have an adversary who seeks to discourage people from obeying God’s commands."
The Christian leaders are calling for federal action, saying the agitators' actions were a clear violation of the FACE Act.
The FACE Act prohibits the use or threat of force and physical obstruction that injures, intimidates, or interferes with a person seeking to obtain or provide reproductive health services or to exercise the First Amendment right of religious freedom at a place of religious worship, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

Cities Church is seen in St. Paul, Minn., where activists shut down a service claiming the pastor was also working as an ICE agent, Monday, Jan. 19, 2026. (AP Photo/Angelina Katsanis)
The Justice Department said itis investigating the incident as a possible violation of federal legislation.
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet K. Dhillon described the demonstration as people "desecrating a house of worship and interfering with Christian worshipers."
CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE
Chappell, who lives in Los Angeles County, said he's seen firsthand how "woke policies" empower criminals and that's why he believes it's important for the Trump administration to send a strong message.
"I feel very strongly that a clear message must be sent to anyone seeking to copy this behavior that it is unacceptable in our land," he said.

Community members confront federal agents after an immigration raid that resulted in detentions and followed the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Jan. 13, 2026. (Tim Evans/Reuters)
He also urged churches to take steps to protect their people by seeking legal counsel, contacting law enforcement for guidance and having established policies in place.
"The reality is that what occurred in Minnesota could have been exponentially worse. Churches need to be prepared," he said.
The call for heightened security is, for these pastors, a symptom of a deeper cultural crisis.
Graham, who recently warned that the ongoing violence in the streets of Minneapolis is a sign that America is "in trouble," has urged believers to unite in prayer and repentance for the nation.

Demonstrators against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deployment during a protest outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Saturday, Jan. 17, 2026. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APP
"We need to pray to the God of Heaven for wisdom as to how He can use us as light in the darkness and confusion around us," he told Fox News Digital. "The need for prayer and repentance is ongoing, and I hope people across this country will continue to call out to Him for help."
"We should pray for wisdom and discernment as well as peace in our land," Chappell also said. "Pastors also have a responsibility to communicate clearly with their congregations — to help them understand the realities of living in a fallen world… As Christians, we should also be available to talk with and witness to those who are genuinely searching for the truth."
很赞哦!(4522)
站长推荐

李昊回应:没有虽败犹荣

尤雅时间中文怎么设置 YoYa Time中文版下载设置方法

Pope Leo XIV denounces abortion, surrogacy in speech to diplomatic corps

闫学晶母子先后道歉,为何难获谅解?

装饰公司装修费用 毛坯房简装步骤

郎静山之女忆父亲:摄影人生与中国传统文化相伴

Exiled crown prince says Iran unrest signals ‘beginning of the end’

California bill seeks to add political affiliation to hate crime law
友情链接
- 永劫无间手游哪个英雄最强 永劫无间手游全英雄强度排行榜一览
- OpenAI的家务机器人售价2万美元|直击CES
- 保卫向日葵sp植物培养推荐攻略
- 2024 ChinaJoy骁龙主题馆盛大开启,高通携手“顶流朋友圈”打造数字娱乐盛宴
- 《战国破坏神》今日14时新春版新服上线
- 隐形门装修效果图 隐形门几种做法
- 恶魔秘境枯木长老500魂地狱黑塔攻略
- CBA公布第三周最佳球员:新疆队长与福建外援当选
- 《Ageless》PC版下载 Steam正版分流下载
- 深耕公交客运市场,佳通轮胎以科技护航城市绿色出行
- 烟雨江湖伏羲刀升炼任务攻略 伏羲刀升炼任务图文通关流程
- 美国种公马“宣战”2020年继续在日本配种:国内明星子嗣三连冠赛驹“华宇雄风”
- 新人组合ALPHA DRIVE ONE出道专辑销量突破144万张 创K
- 文心App要做社交了?百度内部人士:没考虑要做一个微信
- Khi chiếc áo cũng biết… đòi lì xì
- CHC杰士马主俱乐部2岁赛驹“霸王”夺冠被练马师惊呼“价值连城”!
- 2019青海马术城市精英邀请赛在西宁大通县举办
- 多项金融举措加速落地,对企业发展有哪些利好?
- 北京经济总量突破5万亿元大关
- 卡帕鲁瓦用水危机远未结束 环保组织投诉球场