Definition:
Dominion over government is the most impactful success the movement has enjoyed. It put Christian nationalists in power to set policies about public education, to dismantle DEI programs at state and federal levels, to terrorize immigrant families, to take away abortion rights and much more. Starting with effective gerrymandering of state legislatures and making appointments to the Supreme Court, they have been able to increase their power despite being a minority of the U.S. population.
Seven Mountain Mandate
Resources: Dominion over government
Peoplefor.org
Sean Feucht Announces Partnership With Federal Government To Hold Nationwide Christian Nationalist Worship Services
Last year, Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner teamed up with Christian nationalist worship leader and right-wing political activist Sean Feucht to host a Christian worship service on the National Mall.
Shortly thereafter, Feucht revealed that he was working with members of the Trump administration to organize a series of similar worship services around the country in 2026, tied to the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
By: Kyle Mantyla
Servants of Grace
Paula White, the White House Faith Office, and the Seven Mountain Mandate
NAR to Christ (Contending for the Word) — Dave Jenkins and Dawn Hill (The Lovesick Scribe) examine Paula White’s appointment to the White House Faith Office and unpack the teaching behind the Seven Mountain Mandate.
By: Dawn Hill
ACLU – North Dakota
The Danger of Christian Nationalism
We Must Recommit to the Foundational Idea of Religious Freedom for All
By: Cody L. Schuler & Janna Farley
Religion in Public – Blog
Belief in the 7 Mountain Mandate Appears to be Growing in the Last Year
This week the seven mountain mandate (7MM) was in the news as New Apostolic Reformation apostle Lance Wallnau is warming up Project 19 – an attempt to mobilize Christians to swing some key urban counties for Trump in 2024.
By: Paul A. Djupe, Denison University
Journalism archives
Past News Headlines
Below is a list of journalism headlines that were featured on our Home Page. We will continue to monitor these and provide updates if and when they become available.
- 2/20/2026 – Should Christian nationalists speak at the Pentagon? Pete Hegseth invited Pastor Doug Wilson to offer a prayer service at the Pentagon
CNN panelists discuss; view here → - 2/19/2026 – Christian leaders accuse Trump admin of promoting faith ‘corrupted’ by nationalism via MSNow Read more →
- 1/13/2026 – Madison Commentary: 1 Year Later, Christian Nationalist Pose a Bigger Threat, via Indiana Citizen Read more →
- 1/11/2026 – The Hicks Commentary, A Year of Christian Nationalism shared by Indiana Citizen Read more →
- 1/10/2026 – Opinion: Jill Long Thompson: Enlightened Approach, via Journal Gazette Read more →
- 1/6/2026 – Pete Hegseth accused of ‘taking a sledgehammer’ to religious freedom in the military, mocking ‘woo-woo’ new age beliefs and pushing extreme Christian nationalism via Daily Mail Read more →
- 11-13-2025 – God and Politics: A once fringe Christian movement gains influence in Indiana Government Read more →
- 10-20-2025 – Q&A with Micah Beckwith on his embrace of Christian nationalism, Americans founding and who gets to govern. Read more →