America at the Crossroads: Robert Jeffress Warns Christians Against Prioritizing Politics Over the Gospel

America at the Crossroads: Robert Jeffress Warns Christians Against Prioritizing Politics Over the Gospel

As the United States prepares to mark its 250th anniversary, Pastor Robert Jeffress says the nation needs to remember its roots as it looks toward the future. In a message titled "America at the Crossroads,” the First Baptist Dallas senior pastor told his congregation that in 1787, just over a decade after America won its independence from Britain.
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