Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth kicked off a bold new era of faith in America’s military leadership with a packed Christian prayer service at the Pentagon. Military personnel and staff filled the auditorium Wednesday morning to sing Amazing Grace and praise God for restoring moral leadership to Washington. This historic moment—unthinkable under past administrations—proves real change is here.
The service opened with booming renditions of A Mighty Fortress and The Doxology, hymns that haven’t echoed through those halls in decades. Hegseth stood firm at the podium, declaring that prayer warriors now have a home in the Pentagon. “This is exactly where we need to be as a nation,” he said, urging attendees to seek God’s guidance in defending freedom.
Hegseth’s pastor, Brooks Potteiger, delivered a fiery sermon straight from Psalm 46: “Be still and know that I am God!” He warned that without divine strength, America’s enemies would prevail. Potteiger praised Donald Trump as a God-appointed leader saving the nation from chaos—a clear jab at the weak leadership of previous years.
Every seat was filled as the Lord’s Prayer united the room. Workers in uniform bowed their heads, some with tears in their eyes. No taxpayer dollars were spent—just patriots volunteering time to honor faith. Hegseth vowed to host these services monthly, proving faith isn’t just allowed but celebrated under conservative leadership.
The message was clear: God’s back in the Pentagon. While liberals screech about “separation of church and state,” real Americans know faith fuels freedom. Hegseth’s courage to host worship at the heart of U.S. defense shows how Trump’s appointees are rebuilding America’s soul.
Potteiger didn’t hold back, calling Trump a modern-day Cyrus—an unlikely leader chosen by God to rescue the nation. He urged the military to reject woke weakness and embrace biblical truth. “God’s blessing is still on America!” he declared, sparking thunderous applause.
Critics can’t stand this revival, but patriots see it as answered prayer. After years of attacks on Judeo-Christian values, Trump’s team is normalizing faith in public life again. Imagine Biden hosting a prayer service? Not a chance.
This is the Trump difference. While Democrats push drag shows in the military, conservatives bring back hymns and humility. Wednesday’s service wasn’t just a meeting—it was a spiritual battle cry. God’s grace is amazing, and it’s flowing through the Pentagon again.
