Further to recent posts on the vision of a division across America that Chuck Pierce had when visiting the Grand Canyon in 2007,
“It was then that the Lord began to show me a nation divided and continued to deal with me from an intercessory standpoint to get prepared for a great schism that is coming to this nation”
Last night, I heard in this very short video the House of Representatives’ Speaker Mike Johnson ECHO and gesticulating that description – click image below:
Auto-generated transcript (RB some editing, formatting riddled with code so not neat):
“Some of your critics some of your critics will say this shows your inexperience and Congressman Massie says getting rid of Kevin McCarthy wasn’t unmitigated disaster for your party. What do you say to that?”
“Well look it it it was a mess what happened here but we’re cleaning it up and Massie is one of my dear friends and colleagues and and I I don’t think that this is a reflection
“Well look it it it was a mess what happened here but we’re cleaning it up and Massie is one of my dear friends and colleagues and and I I don’t think that this is a reflection
on the leader, it’s a reflection on the body itself and the place where we’ve come in this country.
Look – the nation is divided – we lament that, right? – the difference is the chasm between the two parties right now is wider than it’s ever been and and there
are lots of emotions and and we live in the age of social media and 24-hour news
cycle you know there were previous congresses where this a gaggle like this
would not even have been possible so we’re in a different time but what we
need to do in a time like this in a time of great challenge is lead on principle
and that’s what we’re doing again the process is messy sometimes but the job
will be done and we’re going to govern this country it’s the greatest country
in the history of the world the entire world is counting upon us we have steady
hands at will we’ll get through it everybody take a deep breath it’s a long game we’re going to get the job done.”
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