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Jackson Prep hosts U.S. Speaker Mike Johnson for discussion on Christianity and politics

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Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson captivated a crowd of community members and students at Jackson Prep, where he shared his experiences as a Christian and a politician. The event, sponsored by the National Apostolic Christian Leadership Conference, aimed to showcase the personal side of Johnson beyond his political persona.

Several notable guests from Mississippi government, including Sen. Cindy Hyde Smith and U.S. Rep. Michael Guest, were in attendance to support Johnson. Former Gov. Phil Bryant delivered opening remarks, emphasizing the challenging times facing the nation and the importance of strong leadership.

During the “fireside chat” style event, Johnson discussed how his Christian faith informs his political decisions. He highlighted the belief that rights are given by God, not by the government, and emphasized the importance of faith in shaping his approach to governance.

Touching on current political issues, Johnson spoke about the biblical concept of borders and walls, drawing parallels to the need for protection and security. Throughout his speech, members of the audience responded with “amens” and gave him two standing ovations.

The event concluded with a question-and-answer session featuring Jackson Prep students and a closing prayer led by Rev. David Tipton, which was met with a final “amen” from the crowd. Johnson’s engaging and insightful discussion on the intersection of faith and politics left a lasting impact on all in attendance.

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