Many would expect the voting decision of a Christian to be informed by immigration, national security, support for Israel and national debt, but David Jeremiah, pastor of California’s Shadow Mountain Community Church, says there’s something far more important that he will base his choice of who to vote for president on.

“While all of these issues are important and will continue to be the talking points of both candidates, I have not determined for whom I will vote based upon any one of these things or even all of them together,” the pastor of the El Cajon megachurch said in his address during the July 4th weekend.

It’s an “election that is pulling at the very soul of our nation,” the New York Times bestselling author continued. “I believe this election is first and foremost about the candidate who will make the best appointments to the Supreme Court.”

Jeremiah, founder of the Turning Point ministry, explained, “That such a statement should be made tells us that something has gone seriously wrong. While both the executive and legislative branches of our government limits the number of years they can serve, under the U.S. Constitution the Justices of the Supreme Court serve for life … no justice has ever been removed by impeachment.”

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