Trump Shares Huckabee’s Message of Faith: “This Moment Sought You” as God Guides Decisions on Israel

by Emmitt Barry, Worthy News Washington D.C. Bureau Chief

(Worthy News) – President Donald Trump on Tuesday shared a powerful message from U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, underscoring the belief that God’s hand is guiding America’s leadership during this critical moment in the Middle East.

In a heartfelt text revealed on Truth Social, Huckabee assured Trump that divine purpose and heavenly guidance are at the center of the decisions now before him. “Mr President, God spared you in Butler, PA to be the most consequential President in a century — maybe ever. The decisions on your shoulders I would not want to be made by anyone else,” Huckabee wrote. “You have many voices speaking to you, Sir, but there is only ONE voice that matters. HIS voice.”

Huckabee’s message reflected deep trust in God’s sovereignty over the unfolding events. He emphasized that Trump was placed in this moment not by chance, but by divine appointment: “You did not seek this moment. This moment sought YOU. I believe you will hear from heaven, and that voice is far more important than mine or ANYONE else’s.”

Reaffirming his own calling, Huckabee declared, “You sent me to Israel to be your eyes, ears, and voice and to make sure our flag flies above our embassy. My job is to be the last one to leave. I will not abandon this post. Our flag will NOT come down! It is my honor to serve you!”

The ambassador’s message came amid the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, as the two nations exchange missile and drone strikes following Israel’s pre-emptive strike on Iranian nuclear facilities.

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