Apostle Dutch Sheets of the New Apostolic Reformation, a prominent movement within contemporary Christianity, recently prayed for the removal of federal judges, including those on the Supreme Court, during his podcast. This call for divine intervention aligns with an upcoming event called “Communion America,” set for October 9–12 in Washington, DC, which aims to mobilize millions in what Sheets describes as a revival effort to reclaim America for Christian values.
This controversial prayer, linked to the ongoing narrative of perceived judicial obstruction against the movement’s goals, underscores the significant influence of NAR leaders in American religious and political spheres. With tens of millions of American Christians reportedly connected to NAR networks, the implications of Sheets’ remarks could resonate widely among his followers, raising questions about the intersection of faith and politics in current times.
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