The 2016 Presidential Election Is Over, Now What?

To those who voted for Trump, it is not a time to gloat.

To those who voted for Clinton, it is not a time to be bitter.

To the believers who "humbled themselves and prayed that God would heal 
our land", it is not a time lose our humility and stop praying.

According to the "talking heads", there were more evangelicals voting in 
this election than in many of the previous presidential elections.
More than likely this had a major impact on this election.
If believers can have that type of an impact on an election, imagine the 
impact they could have on a spiritual revival for our country.

That means that many will need to "set their jaw" and purposely re-establish 
their close fellowship with the Lord. The latest statistics I have seen 
indicate that only 17% of Christians attend worship on a regular basis.
We need to unite in worship and praise in order to establish an environment 
of unification for our country.

Pray for our new president, pray for congress, pray for those who were 
disappointed and angry over the elections, pray for our country, pray 
for our world, pray for those dedicated to spreading God's Word, and 
most of all, pray for the those who do not know the Lord as their personal 
Savior.

Believers need to step up to the plate and take the lead in pointing 
our country back to the God who has blessed our nation abundantly. God 
expects us to be His agents and to "...go and make disciples of all 
nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of 
the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. 
And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”

We cannot fulfill our responsibility by putting other things ahead of 
visiting the Lord at His house and uniting with other believers to 
worship and praise Him. Those who do not know the Lord look to the 
Christians to see if their faith is sincere and a high priority. We 
don't have to be preachers or teachers to point others to the Lord, 
we can accomplish a lot through the expression of our faith.