Traci Coston

Jesus said: “Whoever is not against us is for us.” (Mark 9:40) and “Satan cannot cast out Satan.” (Mark 3:24-26)

President Trump cannot be actively confronting evil and lawlessness, saying Jesus is Lord, protecting the chuch, calling a nation to prayer, and as our leader be re-dedicating our nation back to God by the power of the devil. Darkness does not cast out darkness. Evil does not war against itself.

Some believers refuse to pray for President Trump because they question his salvation or his motives. But Scripture addresses this. Paul wrote that even when Christ was preached from mixed or selfish motives, he still rejoiced because the gospel was advancing:

“Whether from false motives or true, Christ is preached. And because of this I rejoice.” (Philippians 1:18)

We are commanded in Scripture to pray for our leaders, no matter if we like them or not (you should pray even more if you dont like them!) and as the President calls the nation back to God, the response of believers should not be suspicion—it should be prayer.

“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.” (Psalm 33:12)

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Traci Coston

In March 2012, 55-year-old Joe from Clarksville, TN, noticed a large swelling under his arm. A biopsy confirmed his fears: aggressive stage four cancer. Doctors gave him just 6 to 12 months to live.

Despite the grim prognosis, Joe remained at peace. “Faith had everything to do with it,” he says. “I felt like God would see me through it.” His wife Candy stood by him, praying daily. “We stopped asking God to heal us and just thanked Him,” Joe recalls.

Over the next two years, he had lost nearly 80 pounds and could barely walk. Doctors recommended six to eight rounds of chemotherapy, but Joe’s health continued to decline.

Then God spoke to Candy. “I heard a voice telling me, ‘He will be healed before 3 rounds of chemo,’” she says. Trusting God’s word, they continued in prayer. After just 2 ½ chemotherapy sessions, Joe called for treatment to stop and scheduled a follow-up PET scan.

In April 2014, the results were astounding. “The doctor said, ‘There’s no more cancer in your body,’” Joe recalls. “I knew it! The power of God had healed me when medicine had given up.”
Today, Joe has regained his health, his appetite, and his weight. His medical records confirm that he remains cancer-free.

“Facts said I had cancer,” Joe reflects. “The truth says Jesus is the Healer. I chose to stand on the truth, not the facts.”

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Traci Coston

As believers, we need to pause and recognize what is happening in our nation. President Donald Trump has openly called the country to prayer and has declared a re-dedication of America back to God on May 17th on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. That should move us to pray, not argue.

Scripture says: “I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people—for kings and all those in authority…” (1 Timothy 2:1–2)

Notice it doesn’t say only the leaders you personally like, agree with, or fully understand. We are commanded to pray for those in authority because God works through leadership to bring order, restraint, and alignment.

Some believers refuse to pray for President Trump because they question his salvation or his motives. But Scripture addresses this too. Paul wrote that even when Christ was preached from mixed or selfish motives, he still rejoiced because the gospel was advancing:

“Whether from false motives or true, Christ is preached. And because of this I rejoice.” (Philippians 1:18)

The issue is not whether a leader is perfect — it’s whether God is using them. Jesus Himself said:
“Whoever is not against us is for us.” (Mark 9:40)

And He also made this spiritual truth unmistakably clear: “A house divided against itself cannot stand… Satan cannot cast out Satan.” (Mark 3:24–26)

Think about that carefully. A leader cannot be actively confronting evil, restraining darkness, calling a nation to prayer, and pointing people back to God by the power of the devil. Darkness does not cast out darkness. Evil does not war against itself. God may use vessels that don’t fit our expectations—sometimes when they don’t even fully understand what He’s doing through them.

Throughout Scripture, God used imperfect, unlikely, even resistant leaders to accomplish His purposes. What mattered was not their polish, but God’s power working through them. So instead of withholding prayer, criticizing from the sidelines, or demanding perfection before intercession, the Church should be doing what it has always been called to do:
Pray, intercede, ask God for wisdom, protection, repentance, and courage for our leaders, and thank God that His name is being lifted publicly again.

If a leader is calling the nation back to God, the response of believers should not be suspicion—it should be prayer.

“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.” (Psalm 33:12)

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Traci Coston

President Donald Trump announced plans for a national prayer gathering on May 17, 2026, to be held on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The announcement was made during the National Prayer Breakfast, where Trump called on Americans to come together to pray, give thanks, and rededicate the nation as “one nation under God,” tying the event to the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States.

The gathering is being positioned as a powerful act of spiritual unity ahead of America’s 250th anniversary, signaling a return to faith, humility, and dependence on God—the nation’s true foundation.

We must never forget that “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord”! (Psalm 33:12)

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Traci Coston

After surviving Stage 3 breast cancer and undergoing a double mastectomy, Abigail Hot-Jennings believed the worst was behind her. But six months later, a PET scan revealed the cancer had spread to her lungs and lymph nodes. This was terminal.

Abigail says fear overwhelmed her, but in a moment, she felt the presence of Jesus and chose to trust Him. Declining aggressive treatments, she focused on prayer, natural care, and gathering others to believe with her. While seeking God during a visit to the Dominican Republic, Abigail says she had a powerful vision of Jesus walking her through His resurrection, showing her that just as He rose without disease, she would live cancer-free.

Weeks later, Abigail returned home for another PET scan. The results stunned her medical team.
“There’s nothing here,” a nurse told her. Her oncologist confirmed the scans showed no evidence of cancer, calling it a miracle.

That was in 2017. Abigail remains cancer-free today and gives all the credit to Jesus Christ, saying, “He is entirely the Healer.”

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Traci Coston

Instead of chanting “ICE out” at the Grammys like most of the others, Jelly Roll took his opportunity to put the attention on JESUS! 🙌

“I know they’re going to try to kick me off here, so just let me try to get this out. First of all, Jesus, I hear you, and I am listening, Lord, I am listening, Lord. Second of all, I want to thank my beautiful wife. I would have never changed my life without you. I would’ve ended up dead or in jail. I would’ve killed myself if it wasn’t for you and Jesus. I thank you for that. There was a time in my life, y’all, that I was broken. That’s why I wrote this album. I didn’t think I had a chance, y’all. There were days that I thought the darkest things—I was a horrible human. There was a moment in my life that all I had was a Bible this big and a radio the same size in a six-by-eight foot cell, and I believed that those two things could change my life. I believed that music had the power to change my life, and God had the power to change my life. And I want to tell y’all right now, Jesus is for everybody. Jesus is not owned by one political party. Jesus is not owned by any music label. Jesus is Jesus, and anybody can have a relationship with Him. I love you, Lord.”

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Traci Coston

James Drain was permanently blinded after a traumatic injury destroyed his optic nerves. Doctors documented his condition, confirming he had no light perception and no medical path back to sight.

Years later, while in Clawson, Michigan, James encountered the gospel and chose to be baptized at Grace Apostolic Church. As he came up out of the water, he began to see light—then shapes— then faces. Within minutes, his sight was restored.

What makes this testimony remarkable is that it was medically documented. His blindness and optic nerve damage were on record, and following the baptism, doctors confirmed that his vision had returned with no natural explanation.

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Traci Coston

In the early 1920s, evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson was drawing unprecedented crowds to Los Angeles with a bold message: Jesus still heals.

At her Angelus Temple services, people reported being healed of paralysis, blindness, deafness, and incurable diseases after prayer in Jesus’ name. Unlike many ministries of the era, McPherson required written medical documentation for many healing testimonies before they were publicly shared.

Major newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times, reported on the healings and the massive crowds gathering at Angelus Temple. Inside the church, wheelchairs, braces, and crutches were famously displayed on the walls — left behind by those who testified they no longer needed them.
Medical professionals examined several of the cases, acknowledging recoveries they could not medically explain.

More than a century later, Aimee Semple McPherson remains one of the most influential figures in American Christianity, helping shape the modern Pentecostal movement and reminding the world of a truth believers still hold today:

“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.” — Hebrews 13:8 🙏

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Traci Coston

BEWARE THIS TACTIC OF THE ENEMY

Even with the entire garden, Eve was tempted into discontent. The serpent didn’t deny what God had given—he redirected her focus to the one thing she didn’t have and planted the lie that God was holding out on her. Discontent always begins with distrust: questioning God’s goodness, His boundaries, and His heart.

That same tactic is still one of the enemy’s strategies. When we stop being thankful for what God has already entrusted to us, we become vulnerable to craving what He has not given—or what He has wisely withheld (usually to protect us). Discontent whispers, “What you have isn’t enough.” Gratitude says, “God has been good to me.”

This is why Scripture says, “Godliness with contentment is great gain” (1 Timothy 6:6). Contentment doesn’t mean lack of growth or fruitfulness—God’s design has always included increase and multiplication. It means we trust God’s timing and methods, steward well what He’s placed in our hands, and refuse the lie that obedience equals loss. Godliness keeps us aligned; contentment keeps us protected; and from that place, God brings true increase.

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Traci Coston

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