America, Pastor Lorenzo Sewell warns, is running out of time.
After storming into a Dearborn, Michigan, city council meeting to confront local leaders over Sharia law, Islam and what he calls the abandonment of Christian America, Sewell quickly became a national flashpoint. According to WND, he has now joined Elizabeth Farah with an even more explosive warning: Weve lost our country.
Sewell rejects the sanitized language of modern politics and church culture, arguing that pastors have gone silent, churches have grown comfortable, and politicians are too fearful to defend the nations Christian foundations. In that vacuum, he contends, an emboldened Islam is advancing while Christians refuse to confront it, insisting, You cannot have a dialogue with a demon. You gotta cast the devil out.
In his conversation with Farah, Sewell recounts how both pastors and Republicans personally urged him not to go to Dearborn, a pressure campaign he ignored. He also describes what he told President Donald Trump face-to-face and how he was later confronted inside his own church for speaking out.
For Sewell, the crisis is not merely a matter of policy or party, but a spiritual emergency that demands repentance rather than political spin. He issues an impassioned plea for black Christians, in particular, to recognize what he believes is unfolding in cities like Detroit and Dearborn and to assume a leading role in resisting it.
The Detroit pastor tells Farah about growing up amid violence, being shot at at 11 years old, and finding Jesus in the chaos. The only thing Ive ever had in my life is God. Period.
Farah and Sewell also unveil a new initiative to awaken Americas churches, pressing pastors to confront Islam from their pulpits and to equip believers nationwide to grasp what they believe is at stake. Sewells warning is stark and urgent: This is no joke. Its happening right now on our watch, and they are not playing.
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