Powerful! Zambia Christian nation declaration by President Frederick Chiluba

Описание: President Frederick Chiluba of Zambia, on 29th December 1991, not long after becoming its president in 1991, declared Zambia as a Christian nation. This declaration was formalized by inscribing it in the Zambian constitution which was enacted in 1996. Freedom of worship is permitted in Zambia with no persecution of other smaller faiths.

Successive presidents have continued to uphold and embrace this declaration (whether to appease the masses or out of genuine convictions). Christianity is practiced (or at least identified) by over 90% of Zambians.

As a nation of over 15 million people (2015 stats) Zambia still faces the same economic challenges that other developing nations face in a post-colonial world (and neo-colonial world). However the country is spiritually wealthy with high levels of Christian zeal that we hardly encounter in Western nations which were once Christian strongholds/fortresses.

The Christian declaration is a plea for God’s spiritual covering upon Zambia to bless it and protect it from anti-Christ entities that are gaining more ground in these end-times. This declaration defies prophetic trends that we’re seeing among most nations shunning Christianity in government circles.

Western nations which were once Christian strongholds are increasingly becoming anti-Christian as their governments permit laws that defy Christian and biblical principles. The secular media (largely through film and music) further erodes Christianity by promoting cultural values and standards that are counter to biblical principles.

While Christianity is declining in the West the opposite is happening in many non-Western nations. Zambia is among such nations where Christianity is blossoming. Let us pray this remains whereby we’ll see the West being revived, re-evangelized and spiritually rescued by these non-Western nations.
(Video posted by Eric Gondwe, founder of Jesus Work Ministry)
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