Jun 29, 2026 · 22 min · 12 segments
So many people have reached out to me to ask, “what made you consider Catholicism in the first place?” So, here we go… In this deeply personal episode, I’m sharing the timeline of events that made me…
Hannah CrewsHost
And in the charismatic circles that I was in, we were very deeply and profoundly and constantly praying that Trump would win the 2020 election.
We would see the alternative, and it would instill such a fear in us that we were just like, "No, we gotta really pray.
We gotta really cling on to any prophetic word that we would hear about Trump winning the next election." And so I found myself watching lots of different self-proclaimed prophets in the evangelical charismatic movement that were basically prophesying exactly what I wanted to hear, that Trump would indeed win the 2020 election in a landslide.
So this was a handful, multiple, highly respected leaders within the prophetic and charismatic movements that were claiming these things, claiming that God told them that Trump would win the presidency in 2020, that God brought them up into heaven and told them specifically that Trump would be the president and there would be no interruptions, that it was very clear that Trump had been anointed as the President of the United States, not just within the past four years that he had served, but that he would serve another consecutive four years.
They really claimed that consecutively he would be serving eight years within the White House.
And because of it, America was in an uproar, especially everybody on the right that was Republican and very conservative, really claiming and really believing, and who knows, honestly, I honestly don't really know because I don't fully trust our government at all, but really claiming that the election was stolen or that there was lots of fraud that had happened behind the scenes.
And while those claims might seem far-fetched, it's really not far-fetched in the eyes of lots of conservative people that truly believed that Trump would win in a landslide.
And in the charismatic circles that I was in, we were very deeply and profoundly and constantly praying that Trump would win the 2020 election.
We would see the alternative, and it would instill such a fear in us that we were just like, "No, we gotta really pray.
We gotta really cling on to any prophetic word that we would hear about Trump winning the next election." And so I found myself watching lots of different self-proclaimed prophets in the evangelical charismatic movement that were basically prophesying exactly what I wanted to hear, that Trump would indeed win the 2020 election in a landslide.
So this was a handful, multiple, highly respected leaders within the prophetic and charismatic movements that were claiming these things, claiming that God told them that Trump would win the presidency in 2020, that God brought them up into heaven and told them specifically that Trump would be the president and there would be no interruptions, that it was very clear that Trump had been anointed as the President of the United States, not just within the past four years that he had served, but that he would serve another consecutive four years.
They really claimed that consecutively he would be serving eight years within the White House.
And because of it, America was in an uproar, especially everybody on the right that was Republican and very conservative, really claiming and really believing, and who knows, honestly, I honestly don't really know because I don't fully trust our government at all, but really claiming that the election was stolen or that there was lots of fraud that had happened behind the scenes.
And while those claims might seem far-fetched, it's really not far-fetched in the eyes of lots of conservative people that truly believed that Trump would win in a landslide.
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