Top of the Week: Dr. Stella Immanuel Applauds Growing Acceptance of Vaccine Truth

A recent Washington Post/ABC News poll revealed that 72% of Americans would rather quit their job than be forced to take the COVID-19 vaccination. Many employers are now mandating the shots for they employees and the Biden administration has announced new executive orders requiring the shots for private employees as well as all federal employees and contractors, with no exceptions.Biden announced his broad vaccine mandate that would impact as many as 100 million Americans.Dr. Stella Immanuel, author of Let America Live (Charisma House 2021), told Newsmax’s John Bachman she applauds those people who would rather take a stand against the mandate than be forced to take the shot.Faith Leaders Respond to Death of World’s Largest Megachurch LeaderThe body of Christ is mourning the passing of David Yonggi Cho, pastor of the world’s largest megachurch, who died Tuesday morning at age 85.The founder and pastor of Yoido Full Gospel Church in Seoul, South Korea, had been receiving medical treatment for a brain hemorrhage he suffered in 2020. Born a Buddhist in 1936, Cho spent decades spreading the gospel of Christ around the world.South Korea has one of the world’s most robust Christian communities, and megachurches grew in popularity in the years following the Korean war.

Sean Feucht’s “Let Us Worship” returned to Washington, D.C., Saturday night for a special 9/11 candlelight remembrance highlighted by a video appearance by former President Donald J. Trump. Trump spoke of the tragic events of 20 years ago and commended Feucht and his team for hosting the event and “bringing prayer and worship to 132 cities across the country.”

“By uniting citizens of all denominations and backgrounds to promote faith and freedom in America, you are strengthening our entire nation, and we thank you for it,” Trump said. He spoke not only of those who died in the attacks of 9/11 but also of the “bravery and daring” of first responders, adding, “As a lifelong New Yorker, it was extraordinary to witness the strength and resilience of people of that incredible city … They raced into danger toward the smoke without a thought of their own safety.”

Though the Democrat candidate for president currently resides in the White House, investigations continue into what exactly happened in the 2020 election.

“I’m still looking for the truth,” said attorney Sidney Powell. “We’re finding more of it every day.”

Powell joined the Truth & Liberty Coalition livecast with Andrew Wommack, founder of Truth & Liberty Coalition, and Richard Harris, executive director, to discuss a number of issues, including election integrity.