Popular Christian artist Forrest Frank took to X on Wednesday to address the wave of online posts that erupted after the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, in which the Democratic Party secured control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives. In his video, Frank warned that the new political climate could threaten family values and urged his followers to pray, read Scripture, and protect their homes.
Frank began by acknowledging that his comments might cost him followers, but he said he felt compelled to speak out. He shared several viral messages that he found disturbing, including one that promised to “invent new genders” and another that threatened to “trans your kids so bad.” A third post urged people to “throw Amex down at the abortion clinic” and keep the tab open, referencing the credit‑card company American Express.
Responding to the provocative posts, Frank said, “You don’t want to mess around with this. Do not mess around with God. Do not mess around with the family.” He cited the final verse of the Old Testament, which warns that God will “turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers,” or else He will “destroy the land with a curse.”
Frank emphasized that losing the family would mean losing everything. He called on his audience to “be activated” after the election, to pray, discern, read the Word, and hold their families tight. He urged people to “lead your family” and to “be the soldiers that we signed up to be for the Kingdom.”
In a closing statement, Frank reminded listeners that God is ultimately the victor and that “every knee will bow to Jesus Christ.” He summed up his concerns in the caption of his post: “Politics swing left and right … but if we lose the family, we lose everything. Don’t play around with God’s children.”
The comments come amid a broader national debate over the Democratic Party’s progressive stance on abortion and LGBTQ+ issues. While Democrats gained at least 30 seats in the House and seven in the Senate, public opinion remains mixed on certain LGBT policies. Unofficial results from ballot measures in Arizona, Colorado, and Washington show that a majority of voters in those states supported measures that would restrict transgender participation in women’s sports and prohibit gender‑transition surgeries for minors.
Source: The Christian Post
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