MAGA Pastor Reveals How He Got Barron Trump ‘Very Close’ To Embracing Christianity
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“That was the only thing that stuck with him,” Stuart Knechtle shared of his conversation with the 19-year-old first son.
A Connecticut pastor and influencer says he recently had a conversation with Barron Trump that led the first son to experience a spiritual awakening of sorts.
Appearing on “The George Janko Show” Thursday, Stuart Knechtle said Trump is “very close to putting his faith in Christ” after a recent phone chat the two shared.
“I thought I was hitting him with everything but the kitchen sink when it came to all the evidence for God and Christianity,” he said. Though he felt most of his remarks didn’t resonate with the 19-year-old, all of that changed when he brought up divine communication from God through “dreams and revelations.”
“I said, ‘Hey, look, Barron, I usually don’t go by this typically as evidence, but I’ll just let lastly you know this,’” he said. “‘I have a friend over in Africa who witnesses thousands of Muslims coming to Christ through dreams and revelations. How do you explain that?’”
It was at that point that Knechtle believed he’d presented sufficient “eyewitness testimony” to connect with Trump: “That was the only thing that stuck with him.”
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