What should people do if their candidate loses? Pastor explains

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Allen Jackson reveals how 'inadequate understanding of Scripture' drives non-voting

Allen Jackson is on a prayer-filled mission to help Christians navigate the complexities of an ever-contentious election cycle, offering advice on how to respond if one's chosen candidate loses.

Jackson, pastor of World Outreach Church in Nashville, Tennessee, saw his church organize a 48-hour prayer event over the weekend, encouraging believers to lift America up to God.

"We've been praying for our nation for weeks and weeks now but, as we approach the election, we wanted to make a bit of a more focused effort," he recently told "Higher Ground With Billy Hallowell." "So, we took out a 48-hour block of time."

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What should people do if their candidate loses? Pastor explains

Allen Jackson is on a prayer-filled mission to help Christians navigate the complexities of an ever-contentious election cycle, offering advice on how to respond if one s chosen candidate loses

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I think it's good ... healthy ... to start talking about these things.

After the last rally last nite, knowing it would be the last, it felt very sad.

We have now entered into the next 'phase', and soon one neighbor will be happy with the end results, and another will not.

Because myself and many many others have prayed much, and voted (or not), we now leave the rest to God and accept whatever comes. We trust God. That is the journey of the Christian here on earth; this world is not our home. And God will be with us, whether we are happy or sad during this next phase ...