NAR film, ‘The Trump Prophecy,’ hits theaters this week - Holly
This week, on Tuesday and Thursday, The Trump Prophecy was screened in more than 1,000 theaters throughout the United States. Produced by ReelWorks Studios, in partnership with Liberty University, the film tells the “true story” of a former firefighter from central Florida, named Mark Taylor. Taylor claims God spoke to him in 2011 and told him that Donald Trump was going to be elected president, prior to Trump’s surprise 2016 victory. See the trailer here.
The media reported that the target audience for this film is evangelical Christians. But what many have missed is the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) connection.
The movie is based on a book authored by Taylor, titled The Trump Prophecies: The Astonishing True Story of the Man Who Saw Tomorrow … And What He Says is Coming Next. Taylor claims God told him other things about America’s future, including revelation that Trump will be reelected, that Roe v Wade will be overturned, and that next month’s mid-term election will see Republicans strengthen their control of Congress.
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