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‘Another promise kept': 5 evangelical leaders respond to Trump’s Golan Heights statement  

By Michael Gryboski, Editor

Jentezen Franklin

Jentezen Franklin, senior pastor of the multicampus church Free Chapel in Gainesville, Georgia, sent out a statement expressing his for the administration's position on the Golan Heights.

Jentezen Franklin, senior pastor of the multi-campus Free Chapel Church, speaks at the Empowered21 Congress at the Jerusalem Pais Arena in Israel on Friday May 22, 2015.
Jentezen Franklin, senior pastor of the multi-campus Free Chapel Church, speaks at the Empowered21 Congress at the Jerusalem Pais Arena in Israel on Friday May 22, 2015. | The Christian Post/Leonardo Blair

“Amazing and unprecedented — Another promise kept,” said Franklin, alluding to the Trump administration’s earlier decision to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, the capital of Israel. 

“After 52 years, the U.S. officially recognizes Israel’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights, thereby creating a safer and more secure Israel. As we bless Israel, the Lord blesses our nation! Grateful for a president willing to take a bold stand on behalf of our greatest ally.”

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